livingston
Apr 5 2007, 07:15 PM
FirefoxRocks
Apr 6 2007, 02:22 AM
Thanks for the list. It was really helpful in addition to the extensions and web development tools that I have installed currently. Instead of IE View, try using IE Tab instead, much faster because it doesn't need to up Internet Explorer. Out of this whole list, I only have #40 installed before seeing the list.  I think I installed at least 7 or 8 from here. The SEO one wasn't that great.
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saint-michael
Apr 6 2007, 04:54 AM
I mention this from the other topic interesting their quite a few that I didn't mention in post about the firefox tools for web developers, might have to find that post and do some updating  . One correction the following don't work with the current version of FF2 Add N Edit Cookies (Bad download file, Invalid Flash hash) Checky 2.5 (is not compatible with FF2) CSS Sync (is not compatible with FF2) CSSMate ((Bad download file, Invalid Flash hash) cuneAform (is not compatible with FF2) DevBoi (is not compatible with FF2) Fangs Screen Reader Emulator (Not compatible with FF2) Search Status (is not compatible with FF2) SpellBound 0.7.3 (don't really see the need for this since it most likely will override the current spellcheck that comes with FF) MetaTags Sidebar (website does not exsist) After installing most of these my FF crashes so if not some of them are gltiched. So I will check to see which ones does it. It seems that the XML developer and SEOpen are conflicting with the rest of the addons
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livingston
Apr 6 2007, 06:01 PM
Thanx Saint Michael for point out the problems.  I've updated a few and I'll update the rest when I get free time 
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bluefish
Apr 6 2007, 08:13 PM
Nice list. And yes, IE Tab is better. The two I personally use the most are Firebug and Web Developer. Firebug is awesome - there is nothing, Firefox or no, that can match it for debugging pages. And Web Developer is handy, especially when I want to disable cache if I am editing pages often.
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TavoxPeru
Apr 7 2007, 03:39 AM
QUOTE(livingston @ Apr 5 2007, 02:15 PM)  Thanks a lot, this is a very helpful list of tools, where some of them i never heard about so i will start to test this holidays. Best regards,
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diyar
Jun 12 2007, 11:32 PM
I will need most of them!! Thanks for the list!!
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jlhaslip
Jun 17 2007, 05:23 PM
add FireFTP to that list of Add-ons. An easily configurable FTP Client that allows you to retain several different FTP logins and will position the Local and Remote Folders according to the User you select for connection. Saves a whack of time in navigating around before uploading/downloading.
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saint-michael
Jun 17 2007, 09:26 PM
Also I made a post on trap on a few other plug ins for firefox, I did a little break down on useful tools and what not, you can find that topic Here.
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Habble
Jun 19 2007, 07:10 AM
Thanks for the list! I've often thought when I'm testing my site in Firefox that there ought to be a few more validators, debuggers etc. These will really help! thanks!
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bobbybeeelan
Apr 29 2009, 09:48 PM
You know just about everything is good on the developer part of Mozzila Firefox Add-ons 
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kpxchunsa
Dec 21 2008, 08:35 AM
That's a great list! and I agree ietab is faster than ie view. file FTP isn't bad as well although filezilla is superior.
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The_Fury
Dec 4 2008, 12:52 PM
Great list man, thanks for sharing, there are a few things there that i am going to give a try. There is one plugin i use a bit and thats one from http://www.onlywire.com its a social bookmarking plugin that allows onlywire to send your bookmark to abut 40 different sites. It just hurts your fingers signing up to all of them.
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Quatrux
Dec 4 2008, 10:49 AM
I also have most of those Web developers addons installed on Firefox, but the best for me and which I usually use when I want to do something and which makes my live more easier is: Web developer, it really has lots of functions to make you happy EditCSS in real time, when you change something, it changes and you can fast know how to change something, no need to go to an Editor and later refresh.. View source of even linked file, for Javascript and CSS files which are outside.. To view source and the ability to edit something in that page locally on your browser and see the result! Viewing of headers, received and send, most of browsers don't show everything.. and of course Firebug, when I found it, it really made me enjoy it
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magiccode9
Dec 3 2008, 11:03 PM
Thanks for this valuable list for web developement. Actually I just aware some of it and now knew more. Thanks, --- Magiccode9
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