Mozilla Firefox

Locationbar

• reduces the spoofing risks of URLs by emphasizing the domain name.
• puts emphasis on the domain
• linkifies URL segments (press Ctrl, Meta, Shift or Alt)
• hides http://, https://, ftp:// and file:// optionally

 

CoScripter Reusable History records everything you do on the web and captures a log of your web browsing activity. You can review your CoScripter history to find actions that you do often, convert sequences of actions into reusable scripts, and share them with your friends.

For your safety, CoScripter Reusable History never records data typed into password boxes on the web. However, web pages may also ask you for sensitive information outside of a password box, such as an account number. CoScripter Reusable History does record these actions.

Your history is stored only on your local hard drive and not sent to a server or otherwise shared in any way. You can explicitly share a set of actions with someone else by selecting one or more actions, and then clicking the Facebook, CoScripter, or email icons. You can also copy and paste a sequence of actions from your history to a different program as text.

Features:

• Share on Facebook: Share snippets of your web activity with other Facebook users.
• Twitter: Tweet summaries of your web activity.
• History → Script: Convert actions from history to automated scripts.
• Browse: View your history using one of three visualizations.
• Search: Search for sequences of actions.
• Record Continuously: Record browser actions continuously. 

ForecastFox is a Firefox extension that will bring international weather from AccuWeather.com to your web browser. You can use your US zip code or you can easily find your town or city by using the built in search tool. It is unobtrusive and lightweight, yet can be customized to display nearly as much data as the leading desktop weather programs! Forecastfox lets you customize everything, from the number of days to be forecasted, to the content of the tooltips. You can decide whether to see the labels, and you can decide what toolbar to place Forecastfox in. The options window is intuitive and makes it fast and easy to change any of the settings you'd like.

The Total Validator Firefox extension provides one-click validation. Once installed all you do is browse to the page you want to validate then click on the 'TV' icon in the browser status bar.

All of the options available with the online service are available with the extension through a series of tabbed pages on the options dialog.

In normal use the extension open a new Firefox tab and requests the online service to validate the pages. However, the extension is fully integrated with the desktop tool, so if you have this installed you can validate pages locally instead, and have access to many more validation options, such as validating a whole website with just one-click.