Posts for March 2010

Visit the Rock Your Firefox March 2010 Collection to install Firefox Add-ons that help you stay in touch, keep organized, and have more fun on the Web.

Make your online routine even easier by designating sites to load each day. Tabs open up for the site and day you choose. Your daily update is a breeze, with news, email and more served up just like you like them.

Fill out forms with confidence, knowing that Textarea Cache automatically saves the comments, blog posts, and other long text you enter and can easily recover it in case of power outages, crashes, and website errors.

Get live, local weather conditions in Firefox with WeatherBug. Featuring forecasts, radar, and severe weather alerts from WeatherBug’s community of neighborhood weather stations.

Fire.fm is the ultimate add-on for the music buff. Listen to music from your favorite artists and discover new music in the process. Enjoy direct access to the extensive Last.fm music library.

StumbleUpon helps you discover Web sites that match your interests. Click the Stumble! button, check out the content, and give it a rating. The more you rate, the better the recommendations. Choose from over 500 topics and experience the best of the Web.

Dress your browser up in St. Patrick’s Day style. Personas are a unique type of add-on that let you choose the look of your Firefox in a single click. From simple designs and colorful patterns to partnered themes like Harry Potter or Bob Marley, there’s bound to be one for you.

Keep track of scores and news for the NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL, College Basketball, College Football, Soccer, NASCAR and more, with RUWT, the highest-rated sports add-on for Firefox.

CLIP improves your search efficiency instantly by eliminating the need to open individual Craigslist posts. Instead, you’ll see images underneath search results for instant scanning. Plus, hover over a listing and a preview of the full post pops up in the same screen.

Keep organized with sticky notes from the Xsticky Firefox Add-on. Jot down thoughts and they stay put on any Web page. Navigate away and your note is right where you left it. It’s just like using sticky notes in the “real world”.