Posted January 30, 2012
Don't you just hate it when you click a link while you're on YouTube watching a
video. Before you realize what happened you click the back button. Normally
this will reload the page and start the video from the beginning.
But not today. It continued at the same point where I left. That's how it
should be.
Posted April 6, 2011
A list of Firefox keybindings. I couldn't find this list, because I was searching for key
bindings.
Posted August 19, 2010
I was reading presentation slides from YAPC::EU 2010 and found this one: Web
Automation with
WWW::Mechanize::Firefox.
It explains a module that connects to a running Firefox instance and will use
it to follows links, create screenshots and more.
I rewrote the example a little bit make it work. I ended up with the this.
These are two methods that work. The original method didn't work for me
# The original line in the example
my $png = $mech->content_as_png();
# Method 1
my $png = $mech->element_as_png($mech->selector('html'));
# Method 2
my $png = $mech->content_as_png(undef,
{left=>0,top=>0,width=>200, height=>200});
Now I can automatically create screenshots from webpages. I will still need
some way to control the width of the page and maybe a way to crop parts. I
could use the element_as_png method for cropping, which allows me to get a
screenshot of part of a page, maybe that's enough.
Posted January 22, 2010
Firefox 3.6 released
If you're a developer you should take a look at the Firefox 3.6 for developers page.
Posted September 7, 2008
I created a Greasemonkey script that will show a hovering statusbar when
hovering over a link. It looks like this:

Use at your own risk! This script comes with no warranty. You have been warned.
Install the script: Hovering statusbar Greasemonkey userscript
Posted January 26, 2006
I experienced some problems while using Firefox on Debian. With the use of google it was fixed.
Firefox segmentation fault debian work around. This
bug report contains a work around.
Posted January 18, 2006
I just noticed that the Hit-a-Hint extension is upgraded for Firefox 1.5. This is great because
it will let click links and buttons without using the mouse.
When I installed it there was one problem though, it didn't work. The solution
was found quickly. Goto about:config and search the key
extensions.hah.hints.tags and change that to:
//a|//input|//textarea|//select|//button|//isindex|//frame|//iframe
and it will work. I'm not sure what the problem was, but this will at least
make it work.
Posted June 27, 2005
With Scrapbook you can create notes from webpages, or save complete websites on a specific date. So this extension is helpful when you're a writer, or a researcher.
Problems with tools like these is that you have to find some place in your workflow to use them. If you don't have a place it is possible that I will stay in tools menu for a long time without you using it.