"Sick of popping open a link to the original item in Google Reader and seeing people's dumb feedburner parameters on the end of the link? Automatically removes those." I know you don't care, but I use IRC. Also, I like URL hashes to actually be useful. Shame Chrome's not my primary, though.

Looks a lot like Tom's Shelf, but in Firefox. Which, thinking about it, might have been an easier place to start.

Could be a nice thing to use, but it doesn't seem to work with GreaseKit (which is somewhat unfair, given that GK is very slow).

"Ironclad aims, in the long term, to allow IronPython users to transparently import and use any compiled CPython extension. Ironclad works with IronPython 2 and targets CPython 2.5." Subject of a lighting talk at the London Python user group meeting yesterday. Scary, too.

Like the page says: "Provides a GUI front end for enabling color management in Firefox". Should help with those "but my images look shit on Flickr" complaints, but not the "should be on by default" ones.

Skyhook-based location mapping for Firefox and IE across Mac OS X, Linux and Windows. If you want to see what the iPod touch maps can do, try this (although I haven't; no wireless at work.)

"The Plain Old Webserver uses Server-side Javascript (SJS) to run a server inside your browser." Now with Perl and Python as well as JS. Nutty.

"New tabs retain the session history of the originating tab. Links opened in a new tab won't have a blank history, but one that is populated from the parent' tab" Nice to see this for Firefox, even if it is just an option. Again, for windows also?

It's been busy at the Google developer day. Offline storage for Firefox and IE6 (no Safari). I'm guessing there's SQLite in there. Will there need to be a standard for offline storage before it takes off?

Should be implementable using link rel, right?

I'm impressed there are apparently no conflicts.

Wait a second, you use tabs so that you reduce the amount of windows you use then you stick something back over it so that you can expose all that "clutter" again? Er? (I'm also bitter that Firefox needs an extension to properly disable tabs)