Firefox. Made up of all the small pieces.

So, this post is a perfect example of the purpose of this blog: making my life easier and bookmarks lighter. I don't use any fancy addons and you will therefore (most likely) not be surprised or find anything new here, but nevertheless I will list the ones I use and recommend.

Adblock Plus. The number one banner-killer on the web. Get rid of all those adds.

Brief. My favourite RSS-reader. Comes with a simple and elegant design.

DownThemAll. DTA is extremely useful if you need to download lot's of similar files on a page.

FlashBlock. This addon will block flash by default and thereby save you from a lot of adds.

IE Tab. Great plugin if you need to use/view some page in Internet Explorer.

NoScript. Actually, I don't use this addon. In my opinion too many things are blocked and it makes surfing the web a pain. However, it is without a doubt the safest way so enable this whenever you're browsing a place with minimal security.

PDF Download. Upon clicking on a link to a pdf-file, this addon will ask if you wish to open or save the file. Handy!

StumbleUpon. One of the most popular FireFox addons. I've used it for years but since it's so it's time-consuming (i.e. addicting) I've simply had to uninstall it! Try it out and see what I mean :)

Video DownloadHelper. Download those YouTube movies easily.

X-Marks (Foxmarks). This is the main reason for why I use Firefox. I have loads of bookmarks and this plugin synchronizes them between all my computers. It also gives access to ones bookmarks through the browser.

Okay, this was it I think. Cheers.

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