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InspectorWidget (IW) adds a toolbar button and context menus for invoking the DOM Inspector (DOMi) for either chrome or content elements. Features include:
1. Clicking the toolbar button will enable the next mouse click on any chrome or content element to open a DOMi window with it positioned on the parent element in the respective DOM [...]
If you’re like me and always use a single Firefox window, opening all new pages in tabs, you probably don’t care much about displaying the current tab’s page title in the window titlebar. Titlebar Tweaks enables you to customize your window titlebar to do the following:
- Display the browser name before the page title
- Display [...]
Do you have Web Developer 1.1.6?
No?
It adds a menu and a toolbar with various web developer tools.
Well you’ve got to have it soon.
[There should be an image here, but I'm lazy and tired.]
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I’m looking at what feeds to keep or delete in Google Reader and I discovered something.
Mouse Gestures 1.5.2, allows you to execute common commands (like page forward/backward, close tab, new tab) by mouse gestures drawn over the current webpage, without reaching for the toolbar or the keyboard.
You can also use click-only “rocker” gestures which are even faster than drawn gestures.
With Duplicate Tab you can copy a tab so that the copy has the same history of the original tab. A tab can be copied into a new tab or a new window.
Other features available are “Merge Windows” which moves all tabs from all windows in to one single window, and “Detach Tab” which makes [...]
Short and sweet.
Here goes!
This extension allows you to execute common commands using mouse gestures, rocker navigation, scroll wheel navigation and page scrolling.
That’s it!