D'log's guide to the current tools to rid your browsing of advertising.

Clears all the crap off and makes it slightly more usable. If you use it. I hardly ever do though I keep meaning to.

Firebug is a webpage debugging tool for Firefox. I have it but haven't a clue how to use it properly. One day I'll figure it out. This might help

A Greasemonkey script that turns Google Reader into a minimalist font-nerd's wet dream. Not 100% effective as much of the clutter had a purpose but will do until Google bring the ninjas over from Gmail. (I love those Ninjas!) <i>via <a href="http://waxy.org/links/">Waxy</a></i>

Celebrating 10 years of Mozilla and 10 years of the Hamster Dance in one retro website. I have to say 10 years of Moz doesn't affect me as much as 10 years since the Hamster Dance. Was it really so long ago? (Thinks about what's happened to self since 1998...) My god, it was...

A rather snazzy browser plugin that lets you fly through search results for photos and videos. Also has a version for websites which I intend to have a play with. via Tom Horton.

"I pledge to get Firefox 3 during Download Day to set the Guinness World Record for Most Software Downloaded in 24 Hours." (Though I won't install it for a few weeks until all my plugins are updated)

Fantastic Greasemonkey script that modifies the new YouTube layout to your whim, resizing the video and removing sections (like comments - yay!)