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Today, the world can begin to explore a new web app that will undoubtedly hold appeal for book lovers on the web. The app is called Reframe It, and it lets you write in the margins of any web page, much as you’d write in the margins of a book. And, even better, it lets you share the comments with others, turning marginalia into something of a public conversation. (Watch the video below to see what I mean.)

vim mode for firefox; ok, now I found it, but do I want to actually use it?

If the user chooses to subscribe to a command from an untrusted source, they will get a security warning message before they can install the command. (And in Ubiquity 0.1, ALL sources are considered untrusted, so don't take it personally!) Because Ubiquity commands can execute arbitrary javascript with chrome privileges, subscribing to a command from a website means allowing that site full access to do whatever it wants to your browser. We want to make sure people understand the dangers before subscribing to commands, so we made the warning page pretty scary.

GOOLASH keeps you logged out from the search engine of Google, regardless of any other "G" services you might be using, like Gmail for example. GOOLASH keeps your web searches disassociated from your Google username, meaning that the results are not being filtered according to the profile Google has on you, neither the context of your requests is being attached to your persona. Doing some trickery with cookies GOOLASH cuts the tentacles of monstrous corporation away from your brain and CPU. Say NO to augmented reality of Google empire, embrace unfiltered content!

Selenium IDE is an integrated development environment for Selenium tests. It is implemented as a Firefox extension, and allows you to record, edit, and debug tests. Selenium IDE includes the entire Selenium Core, allowing you to easily and quickly record and play back tests in the actual environment that they will run.
Selenium IDE is not only recording tool: it is a complete IDE. You can choose to use its recording capability, or you may edit your scripts by hand. With autocomplete support and the ability to move commands around quickly, Selenium IDE is the ideal environment for creating Selenium tests no matter what style of tests you prefer.

Do Not Disturb is an add-on for Mozilla Firefox that suppresses prompts that interfere with unattended use of the browser. For example, with Do Not Disturb installed, alerts and prompt windows that web pages may display via JavaScript are suppressed. Do Not Disturb has proven to be very useful to some of our Page Saver Pro customers, especially those who use Firefox from the command line.

bugzilla log from the firefox team trapped in Whistler BC because of a rock slide

firefox extension for visually impaired, auto-solves captcha

greasemonkey 0.8 RC works (or at least installs) on FF3 RC1; still don't have a version of Firebug here tho. sigh

This is a Mozilla Firefox extension for interacting with Amazon EC2 (API version 2007-08-29). The source code also functions as an example of how to use the Amazon EC2 Query API from JavaScript.

suggestion for auto-fill for forms - to automate "renew all books at the library" task

Why doesn’t the Basecamp RSS feed work with Bloglines or Google Reader or Firefox/Safari RSS? Well, I just didn’t want no for an answer so I kept looking for a solution and there is one. Found it on http://kb.nitix.com/1583, tested it for Firefox and

We're wondering about getting access to the Firefox browser for student computers. I was told recently that Firefox is "not allowed" on campus computers.

Long story short, tonight he blogged about a way to add ANY library catalog (though I love that he calls them "online book finding systems") to your Search Bar.

I’ve always enjoyed the search suggestions that the default Google plugin in Firefox offers. None of the other plugins I’ve installed offer that feature though I imagine there are some out there. Yesterday, I decided to take a look at what would be in

repetition is the very soul of the net, so I'll say it again. (Matt Hampel's firefox plugin to search the AADL catalog; the URL pointing to it is wrong need to fix that)

What I'm really looking for is a barcode decoder for the Mac that takes advantage of the iSight camera to decode semacode and QR coddes - no luck yet, but here's yet another encoder

Earlier this week, we launched a new product named Page Saver Toolkit that allows web and Mozilla developers to use the page capture capabilities of Page Saver Pro. By placing a little bit of JavaScript code inside a web page, you can call the Page Saver

browser interface for firefox; adds keyboard interface for all elements. designed for accessability (or lazy bad mouse skills)

Version 1.03 — April 4, 2007 — 291 KB / This fixes a security exploit.

@librarianinblack: ok, here's the story: npr has an archive of audio; it would be good to do a firefox search plugin for that database. here's a howto.

this has to be the single most useful link of the night. instant interactive access to the source of links to the page you're looking at. surf backwards and forwards both.

as mentioned on scripting news

South Korea as a Windows only, no Mac, no firefox software monoculture. & the dangers thereof.

gen kanai is the point of contact

recommender system for web sites, based on shared bookmarking. i would bet that the delicious dataset could be used this way ("people who bookmarked this site also bookmarked these other sites")

ah, here we go. for the todo queue: assemble all of the AADL and Mirlyn library hacks into one greasemonkey script, then compile it into an extension

"what the heck is the point of that?"

interactive regular expression matcher in browser by Gordon Mohr

for the days when you need Firefox and the lame machine you have doesn't have it

a firefox extension that captures pages to PNG, either the visibile display or the whole thing

with a link to the Ann Arbor District Library's firefox search engine plugin. Extending the capabilities of various web browsers so that they are better able to integrate with library content. Appropriate topics include both new browser extensions, as we

greasemonkey review

security update

reports of problems

firefox users are 20% of bloglines traffic

control your music player from your browser. cool idea.