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28-Oct-09 00:00

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Elated

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This is a forum topic for discussing the article "Top 10 Firefox Add-ons for Webmasters":

http://www.elated.com/articles/top-10-firefox-add-ons-for-webmasters/

Matt lists his 10 must-have Firefox add-ons for anyone who designs, codes or manages websites. Essential reading!

09-Nov-09 21:10

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cat

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Thanks for compiling this list Matt

All my regulars are there, and some of the others sound well worth checking out.

I just wanted to add a handy Web Developer tip for checking your form coding. Little bugs with labelling fields are often missed I find, and this shows them up beautifully. Go to Web Developer > Forms > View Form Information and it shows you a new window with a summary of all the form fields, which makes it really easy to see if you've missed anything in the form coding.

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13-Nov-09 23:34

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matt

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Thanks Cat!

Yeah, View Form info is great for getting a quick overview of your form fields. Much easier than hunting around in the markup!

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19-Dec-09 17:04

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ianroke

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Hi Matt,

This is a great list. It pretty much mirrors what I wrote in my blog post entitled 'Firefox Add-ons I Can't Live Without' (http://blog.ianroke.co.uk/2009/12/firefox-addons-cant-live-without/) which covers most of the ones on your list.

I do prefer using FireShot as a screen grab tool because I feel it offers much more functonality than any of the other screen grabbing tools I tried.

I was wondering what your views were on this?

Cheers, Ian.
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[Edited by ianroke on 19-Dec-09 17:05]

21-Dec-09 16:13

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matt

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Hi Ian,

Thanks for your comments, and for posting your list.

Unfortunately FireShot doesn't run on Macs so I can't try it out. Looks nice though. I also like the look of DownThemAll - might take that for a spin.

Cheers!
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