What's your favorite browser extension?

[igorsli]

my is [^][^] FB Like akselerator

[Vercas]

AdBlock Plus. (In my case, for Mozilla Forefox.) I just can't stand those annoying adds like shoot 5 smartphones or kill the pirates. And flash ads slow down my computer, so blocking them seems the best choice. F**k Travian, by the way. (The most annoying ads lead to them.)

[Fabio Franco]

For Firefox: IE Tab 2[^] This helps me on never needing to launch Internet Explorer. If there is a web page that works only or better on Internet Explorer, all I have to do is switch the render on a small icon on bottom right of firefox window and voi'la. Really useful, you can have tabs inside firefox that use the firefox engine or internet engine. There is also a chrome renderer.

[BrainiacV]

View Source Chart in Firefox. Great for finding those badly structured rendering problems.

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[Ian Fitzgerald]

Flashblock for Firefox is very good. It lets you open lots of tabs without slowing the browser to a crawl.

[BC3Tech]

Roboform; the only one I have installed.

[Richard Deeming]

+1 for AdBlock Plus and Firebug. Nobody's mentioned NoScript[^]? :confused: Greasemonkey's quite useful for "fixing" other people's web pages, particularly sites which insist on wrapping every link with an ad-frame.

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[eslsys]

Firebug

[dannette]

For Firefox: Web developer Toolbar, DownThemAll! and Colorzilla

[programmervb netc]

I got this..!!!!! I used Opera for a while the most under rated browser in the market... If it was more compatible I would use it only. The I started using Firefox because all the things I loved about opera could be added as extensions. I will not use a browser that does not have them...For example I wanted to use chrome but couldn't because of the missing addons. So I use.... Firefox with adblockplus, Speeddial, SecureLogin and SQLLite manager... I can go to all my normal websites and check my emails with about 15 keys pressed on my keyboard and never touching my mouse. Humble Programmer