I’m a Web Designer/Developer so for everyone using Firefox, and for everyone not using Firefox, do yourself a favor and pick up this handy plugin. The extension adds a menu and a toolbar with various development tools to your screen.
You can work on a site’s CSS styling, forms, images, and inspect the HTML among many other things. And the tool is quite customizable. If anything it should get you to stop using Internet Explorer.
Popularity: 3% [?]
The ever popular open source blogging software WordPress recently released version 2.7. This major upgrade dramatically enhances the interface which should come as a welcome relief to most. Your blogging experience will be easier and more manageable with this new version.
I’ve never had a problem upgrading WordPress releases so I do them manually myself. For the weary you can install the automatic update plugin here. For the rest of you grab the last version on the download page.
To get you all psyched up for the upgrade. Here’s a video tour of WordPress 2.7
Popularity: 2% [?]
If you have more than one gmail account, and inevitably most people do, there is an add-on from Firefox to help with the hassle of signing in and out of each account. The Gmail Manager allows you to manage all of your accounts within your browser.
After installation and configuration of your accounts in the Gmail Manager Preferences you’ll have total control over all your Gmail accounts. The manager is totally customizable.
Besides it’s main function of allowing you to manage multiple Gmail accounts, you will be able to receive new mail notifications, display your account details, view unread messages, saved drafts, spam messages, create labels with new mail, check space used, and new mail snippets.
Popularity: 9% [?]
