WebMyStyles - Firefox Addon - Style the web your way.
This add-on provides a GUI that allow web users to change the look-and-feel of arbitrary web pages to something more pleasant and accessible.
These changes applies to web page design aspects such as the colour scheme, typography, and content layout
Status Watch - Firefox Addon - On complex websites with many assets missing files (or URLs with errors) can go unnoticed easily. This is a simple jetpack that watches HTTP traffic for any responses with 4xx or 5xx response codes and shows a brief notification to warn the user.
To use the whitelist, add a string named "extensions.statuswatch
esri - Firefox Addon - This is a simple Firefox Addon that helps in visualizing public Map/Feature services endpoints in ArcGIS.com. Look for the "View in ArcGIS.com" entry, in the context menu for RESTful Map/Feature services that support the ESRI Open REST API specification.
What's New in This Release:
· Added support for public Image Services as well
Send to: Phone - Firefox Addon - Use the Send To: Phone service on any web page. Send To: Phone allows you to send the link to a webpage, file, or any other link to a cellphone.
There is a toolbar button and an item added to the right click menu.
Use the toolbar button (or right click an empty part of the page) to send the page you're on to a cellphone
Image Exposer - Firefox Addon - Sometimes you want to share an image with a friend or just save it to your device. That's when Firefox's context menu (right-click) is extremely helpful - but on Firefox Mobile there's no equivalent
InstaFox is a simple extensions for Firefox Mobile that enables using the Instapaper service.
Instapaper is a service that allows one to save webpages or articles for later reading. It's especially useful on a mobile device since one can read the websites in simple text form or even as ePub-files
Copy ShortURL - Firefox Addon - Currently, a number of major websites expose their own short URLs for any entry on their webpages, among these: youtube (“youtu.be/…”), flickr (“flic.kr/…”), Arstechnica, Techcrunch, and many more
