firefox extensions
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Mozilla’s New Firefox Android App Only Supports These Extensions For Now
1Mozilla is about to remove the Nightly beta of its new Firefox Android browser from the Google Play Store, leaving only Firefox Preview for users to try. It’s worth swapping over from the Nightly build to this browser right now, or giving it a peek for the first time, but there’s one small catch: Only…
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If Your Firefox Extensions Aren’t Working, Update Your Browser
If your Firefox browser add-ons have suddenly stopped working, are now “unsupported” without any warning, or you can’t install any new ones, don’t worry: Mozilla is aware of these bugs and is working on fixing the issue. Resist the urge to adopt any clever workarounds right now, which might mess up any solutions Mozilla is…
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LinkLocker Is A Private, Locked-Down Bookmarking Service, No Sharing Allowed
Most services you might use to save links for future reference or reading are part social network and part sharing service. They’re designed to help you share those links, or make big lists. LinkLocker is none of those — it’s completely private, and the only person who can see your bookmarks is you. It’s perfect.
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MailTrack, The Extension That Tells You When Someone Reads An Email Message, Is Now On Firefox
Firefox: We were fans of MailTrack when it was a Chrome extension because it’s one of the simplest ways to get read receipts for emails you send on Gmail. Now, it’s available for Firefox too.