Secure Google Search (SSL) - Uses HTTPS instead of HTTP. Google announced support for SSL encryption on their search page on May 21st, 2010. Note that this does not protect you from Google storing your search terms if you have that preference enabled while logged in. Also note that Google's SSL service is a bit spotty at the moment as they roll it out across their server farms - so sometimes your searches get redirected back to the regular unsecured Google homepage. Don't worry, if this happens Google does not redirect with your search terms, so they stay private.
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Caveat Emptor - Firefox Addon Caveat Emptor allows you to check a product on a Web page against the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission's database of recalled products
PDBe Search - Firefox Addon PDBe Search - Firefox Addon - The PDBe is a founding member of the worldwide Protein Data Bank (wwPDB), the consortium entrusted with the maintenance of the Protein Data Bank, a collection of macromolecular structures. This Firefox search plugin will allow you to easily retrieve information from the PDBe relational databases
Foresight Linux Package Search - Firefox Addon Foresight Linux Package search. It's essentially the same as the search on rpath website.
What's New in This Release:
· Added a "limit=100", so more search results will be shown on every page
Tapsure - Firefox Addon Tapsure - Firefox Addon - Typing passwords on mobile devices sucks. If you have even a reasonably strong password (one that includes letters, numbers, and special characters), it can take more than a few seconds to type it out on a phone’s keypad or on-screen keyboard
irclnx.com extension - Firefox Addon irclnx.com extension - File upload, pastebin, irc, url shortening, as well as irclnx random and submit capabilities. This site is designed to be the glue in between sites like twitter, twitxr, jaiku, myspace and facebook. Keep up with links and submit content to be reviewed in a digg/reddit like interface
