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*[http://ietab.mozdev.org/ IEtab], useful under Windows when you have crappy intranet requiring IE |
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*[http://wikipedia.mozdev.org/ Wikipedia toolbar] |
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Revision as of 16:11, 26 August 2006
Extensions for Firefox
Available as Debian packages
- Web Developer
- firefox-webdeveloper
- Checky
- mozilla-checky
- Live HTTP Headers
- mozilla-livehttpheaders
- JavaScript Debugger
- mozilla-venkman
- Greasemonkey Scripts
- firefox-greasemonkey
Other cool ones
- Adblock Plus
- DownThemAll!
- Fasterfox
- Forecastfox
- googlebar
- MR Tech Local Install
- PDF Download
- Sage
- Tab Mix Plus
- Viamatic foXpose
- Reveal
- Web Color Names
- xyzproxy
- Séparé
- IEtab, useful under Windows when you have crappy intranet requiring IE
- ?? stylish and greasemonkey (the best greasemonkey scripts)
- Wikipedia toolbar
Themes for Firefox
Plugins for Firefox
Available as Debian packages
- flashplayer-mozilla
- mozilla-acroread
- mozilla-mplayer
- Java, cf SoftsUnderDebian
Anonimizing of your searches using BlackBoxSearch and CustomizeGoogle
For simple anonimization through a proxy use BlackBoxSearch. Mainly BlackBoxSearch anonimizes your searches by hiding your IP. Here is a greasemonkey script that makes the use of BlackBoxSearch automatic.
To obtain a complete solution you should regularly erase your favorite search engine cookies. If you are using Firefox and Google, this can be done automatically through the CustomizeGoogle extension. To do this you have to enable the privacy protection options of it.
References: Schneier Security blog: TrackMeNot
Extensions for Thunderbird
Available as Debian packages
- mozilla-thunderbird-enigmail (http://enigmail.mozdev.org/) - OpenPGP message encryption and authentication
- mozilla-thunderbird-locale-fr
- Note that Thunderbird 1.5 contains already the "offline" extension but is only available in experimental repository as I write these lines...
Other cool ones
- addressContext - An extension to add addressbook-related options to the context menu
- Allow HTML temporary - Allow temporary HTML in the selected message
- Display Mail User Agent Extension - Displays the mail program with which the selected mail was written
- Display mailing list header - Displays special mail headers defined in RFC 2369
- Leet Key - Transforms typed or static text to L337, ROT13, BASE64, HEX, URL, BIN, Morse Code, DVORAK, Upper Case, Lower Case, DES.
- Mozilla Calendar - A calendar client based on iCal standard
- MR Tech Local Install - Local Install power tools for all users.
- Quote Colors - Configure text and background colors for different quote levels in mail/news messages.
- QuoteCollapse - Collapse quotes.
- Remove Duplicate Messages - Removes duplicate messages by folder context menu.
- Sync Kolab - Syncronize the address book and calendar with IMAP folder or Kolab1/2 server
- View Headers Toggle Button - Toolbar toggle button for viewing headers.
- ReminderFox
Dictionaries for Thunderbird
- Don't try to install them as xpi, it won't work under Debian, instead, install the proper myspell package:
- apt-get install myspell-en-gb myspell-en-us
- That's all!
- Don't worry if you get twice the dictionaries in Thunderbird, these are just aliases created by myspell.
Themes for Thunderbird
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