Firebug looks interesting, I'll have to look into that.
My personal favs:
Adblock Plus - blocks ads
User Agent Switcher - allows you to fake your browser ID. This does various things, but most useful for UW students: if you set your browser to appear non windows allows you to bypass UW wireless's requirement for Windows users to run minuet to get full port access.
All-in-One Gestures - a decent program for firefox gestures (basically, you can navigate between tabs by right clicking and dragging. it can make mouse only browsing considerable faster)
Peter Kao
· 1 year ago
Thanks for posting Will :)
I used to use Adblock as well, but I quickly un-installed it after reading more about web development and designs. I wanted to see how webmasters position their ads for max returns.
I have heard about the User Agent Switcher app before, but never got it since I don't have a real use for it. What do you mean that it bypasses UW's wireless requirement though? You mean it bypasses the login requirement?
All-in-One Gestures is something I am a bit hesitant on using, just because it might incorrectly read my gestures. I will give it a try, however I doubt I will prefer it over my point-and-click way of browsing ;)
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My personal favs:
Adblock Plus - blocks ads
User Agent Switcher - allows you to fake your browser ID. This does various things, but most useful for UW students: if you set your browser to appear non windows allows you to bypass UW wireless's requirement for Windows users to run minuet to get full port access.
All-in-One Gestures - a decent program for firefox gestures (basically, you can navigate between tabs by right clicking and dragging. it can make mouse only browsing considerable faster)
I used to use Adblock as well, but I quickly un-installed it after reading more about web development and designs. I wanted to see how webmasters position their ads for max returns.
I have heard about the User Agent Switcher app before, but never got it since I don't have a real use for it. What do you mean that it bypasses UW's wireless requirement though? You mean it bypasses the login requirement?
All-in-One Gestures is something I am a bit hesitant on using, just because it might incorrectly read my gestures. I will give it a try, however I doubt I will prefer it over my point-and-click way of browsing ;)