Categories: Business & Profession, Internet & Communications
Upload date: 2 Sep 10
Developer: fpmurphy, johnkane
License: Freeware
Downloads: 4333
Oracle - Firefox Addon - This OpenSearch add-on adds a custom search provider to the Firefox search bar to quickly search the Oracle website (oracle.com) using their internal search engine.
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Supported operating systems:
Google Android 10.x, Google Android 2.0, Google Android 2.1, Google Android 2.2, Google Android 2.3, Google Android 3.0, Google Android 3.1, Google Android 3.2, Google Android 4.0, Google Android 4.1, Google Android 4.2, Google Android 4.3, Google Android 4.4, Google Android 5.x, Google Android 6.x, Google Android 7.x, Google Android 8.x, Google Android 9.x, Nokia Internet Tablet OS Maemo 5.0
McAfee Secure URL Shortener - Firefox Addon McAfee has joined the URL shortening game (alongside known favorites such as bit.ly, saf.li, ow.ly, etc.) with their new service, mcaf.ee. This service is designed to provide the web community with piece of mind knowing that any link referred to by mcaf.ee is secure, containing no malware and not pointing to a malicious site
CMarks CMarks - CMarks gives you native access to all your Google Chrome Bookmarks on your Android device. Bookmarks and Folders are synced to this app on your phone and then kept in sync with your browser. You can choose to automatically sync or manually sync.
CMarks also lets you create, edit, delete and launch bookmarks/folders
Phony - Firefox Addon Phony - Firefox Addon - Access different versions of mobile websites by changing the user agent string to match iPhone, Android, or desktop browsers. Warning: Some iPhone- or WebKit-optimized sites may not work correctly in mobile Firefox.
What's New in This Release:
· Now compatible with the native Android UI in Firefox Aurora and Nightly builds
Desktop Toggles Add-on for Dolphin Browser HD Desktop Toggles Add-on for Dolphin Browser HD - One click to switch the web page style between Mobile view and Desktop view.
When you convert to the Desktop mode, visiting Facebook via mobile is convenient as via PC
Cyber Analyzer Browser Cyber Analyzer Browser is a special purpose web browser that gives you information about the web page that is loaded in the web browser. Some of this functionality is like the (firebug plug-in for Mozilla Firefox).
When a web page loads the HTML is parsed and put in different tabs for you to view
Trook Trook is an application for the nook that can download books from Stanza catalogs or OPDS content. It can also read RSS or ATOM feeds, show associated web pages or download audio files from such feeds. In addition, it lets you browse your nook's document folders (and preserves folders, and shows cover images)
Keekto for Android Keekto for Android is a multiplatform service allowing you to share and send links to any connected device (computer, mobile, tablet, connected TV, iPod ...)
Send a link from your computer:
Install the extension Keekto (available on Firefox & Chrome at keekto.com/extension), you will be able to send links (web pages, images, maps, videos, music ..
New Tab + - Firefox Addon New Tab + - Firefox Addon - This Firefox extension allows you to set custom new tab page, instead of default about:blank.
Interface
The setting is located in the options window of this add-on. It's also added to the browser preferences, next to the startup page setting
Daily News (Durban) - Firefox Addon The Daily News is an English language newspaper published in Durban, South Africa. This OpenSearch add-on adds a custom search provider to your Firefox search bar to quickly search the Daily News website (dailynews.co.za) using their internal search engine
Linux Magazine - Firefox Addon Linux Magazine - Since 1999 the Linux Magazine has been, and continues to be, a very popular English language magazine for Linux and Open Source in enterprise computing. This OpenSearch add-on adds a custom search provider to your Firefox search bar to quickly search the Linux Magazine website (linux-mag.com) using their own internal search engine
