My Pants Feel Tingly(Mozilla)

[Vertigo1]

I just migrated to Mozilla. Expect chaos and fiery death until I get the hang of it.

If you think that makes your pants tingly, then this'll send you over the edge.

http://adblock.mozdev.org

Not only can you block banner ads, but those annoying flash ads, and even the google ads if they're in an IFrame.

http://bugmenot.mozdev.org/

BugMeNot is an extension that enables the user to bypass compulsory web site registration, i.e. the New York Times. Most users who try and read an article are linked to a splash site, where they are urged to register for their free account in order to view the content. The problem with mandatory registrations is that most people will enter false information to speed up the process, making this form of demographic surveying a moot point.

[Damaramu]

I'm using Firefox........I love tabbed browsing. I would never go back to IE's crumminess again.

[Crayz9000]

Speaking of Mozilla, I noticed on Slashdot recently that Mozilla's share of the browser market has doubled since last year -- going from just 7% to 14%.

[phongn]

Speaking of Mozilla, I noticed on Slashdot recently that Mozilla's share of the browser market has doubled since last year -- going from just 7% to 14%.

At a website which is primarly aimed at web development.

[Crayz9000]

Still, a lot of webmasters used (and still use) IE as the benchmark against which to test everything...

[Slartibartfast]

One of the most useful Mozilla addons I've found is Multizilla, which is the add-on that originally introduced tabbed browsing to Mozilla.

Some timesavers include:
- "Close Window" button is right on the tab, not at the far right of the window

You can close it by middle-clicking on the tab anyway. I prefer the button on the right so I can close, for instance, the rightmost 4 tabs quickly.

[Slartibartfast]

I'm trying some mouse-gestures but I can't figure out how to activate the Create Food spell...

[Praxis]

I just migrated to Mozilla. Expect chaos and fiery death until I get the hang of it.

If you think that makes your pants tingly, then this'll send you over the edge.

http://adblock.mozdev.org

Not only can you block banner ads, but those annoying flash ads, and even the google ads if they're in an IFrame.

http://bugmenot.mozdev.org/

BugMeNot is an extension that enables the user to bypass compulsory web site registration, i.e. the New York Times. Most users who try and read an article are linked to a splash site, where they are urged to register for their free account in order to view the content. The problem with mandatory registrations is that most people will enter false information to speed up the process, making this form of demographic surveying a moot point.

Bugmenot and Adblock RULE. I have 'em both. I've blocked all banner ads (instead of blocking one ad, replace that ads' name with a *, for example, ads.macworld/*, and it blocks every ad from that web site). Block the iFrame as well, and it's like the banner never existed.
And bugmenot is awesome for sites that require registration.

[Executor32]

I'm trying some mouse-gestures but I can't figure out how to activate the Create Food spell...

Well, obviously you don't have enough belief. Try throwing boulders and other large things over our heads. If that doesn't help, your PC may not be properly configured to accept the Create Food spell's output. Try connecting it to your refrigerator.