After installing Personal Menu, “Menus Toolbar” is available in Toolbar Context Menu, and you may hide it to save the space of browser. Then you may open Personal Menu Option panel to gather all useful commands into “Menu Button”, and pleace it wherever you want; or you may add the items you want in Toolbar Context Menu.

When Menus Toolbar is hidden, although you may add “Bookmarks” and “History” inside Menu Button, it become inconvenient to access them. Therefore, here are also “Bookmarks Button” and “History Button”. You may also set what happens after you middle / right-click on them, like open Bookmarks Sidebar after middle-clicking Bookmarks Button, and Undo Close Tab after right-clicking History Button.

Included languages: català-valencià, 中文 (简体), 中文 (繁體), Čeština, Nederlands, English, Français, Deutsch, עברית, Magyar, Italiano, 日本語, 한국어, Polski, Português (Europeu), Русский, Српски & Türkçe.

* Search Google or Yahoo while you type
A realtime preview shows up immediately.

* Search in the Location Bar and the Search Bar
Search results, suggestions and search engine shortcuts are shown next to history and bookmarks.

* Switch search engine by keywords
Just type the search engine’s keyword in front of the search term.

* Preview results of different search engines
Search Wikipedia, YouTube, Amazon, Last.fm, IMDb, eBay and many more sites. It works just for any search engine.

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Watch the video at http://www.peersbros.com/demo/
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Available translations:
Chinese, Finnish, French, German, Japanese, Polish, Russian, Serbian, Spanish, Swedish and Turkish.

By default, Firefox allows the setting of multiple homepages separated by the pipe or vertical bar character “|” (Note: it appears as a broken bar “¦” on many keyboards).

Now this works fine for opening multiple tabs every time the browser is started or the home button is clicked; however, it can slow down the browser startup. If your aim is to keep track of a few different pages throughout the day, but not necessarily all at once, then this extension is for you.

Homepage Randomizer is extremely lightweight and has a clean user interface. It adds a checkbox in the startup preferences section in Firefox (Tools -> Options -> Main). Simply add your multiple homepages as described above and enable the checkbox.

Hide pages (bookmarks) that you haven’t visited from showing in the AwesomeBar. This is for users that don’t want to see any bookmarks showing up unless they’ve used the bookmark since deleting certain pages/sites or clearing the history.

Note: this add-on will set the following two preferences to 0, so if you uninstall this add-on, you may want to reset these values: places.frecency.unvisited{Bookmark,Typed}Bonus

gui:config makes it easier to change preferences that can only be found in the “about:config”. The extension supports a comfortable way to apply changes to these options. It displays the options, included in the current version, using checkboxes, dropdownlists and textboxes.

For a short introduction go to http://blog.freedig.org/guiconfig/first-steps/

Thanks to the people at babelzilla.org for the translations.

* Turns Your FireFox into ScreenSaver!
* Turns Your FireFox into Digital Photo Frame!
* Turns Your FireFox into Media RSS photo viewer!
* New Pictures Everyday!
* Share good pictures to all FoxSaver viewers.
* Easily toggle on/off.
* Full Screen if FireFox is maximized.
* If you have dual monitor, you can move your FireFox to another screen and enjoy the view while working!
* Hide your personal stuff from colleagues and bosses if you leave your desk for a while.
* Search with a picture! OK. It’s just showing a picture on google,yahoo,msn’s simplistic search page, but it won’t cost you any bandwidth!
* Options to display a webpage! This could lead to many creative usage, like linking to any animated HTML page you can imagine! Sky is the limit!

Lets you replace a bookmark’s icon / favicon. Right click any bookmark, select “Properties”, then “Browse”. (Folder icons aren’t supported yet).

Features:
–> works with many image formats (jpg, gif, png, bmp, etc) as well as .ico files, even animated gifs!
–> any image size can be used, as well as the standard 16×16 pixels (they still display as the small size).
–> grab images from a url – click “Browse” and paste in an address like http://www.cnn.com/favicon.ico
or if a page has an image you like, right click on it and select “Copy image location”, and paste that in (Win only, for now).

If icons are not showing, try the options: (Tools->Add-ons->Favicon Picker->Options) and UNcheck both boxes.

dotCOMplete provides for more advanced URL expansion that occurs when you press Enter, ctrl+Enter, shift+Enter and ctrl+shift+Enter in the URL bar.

Please visit the options dialog after installation, where you have complete control over the expansion of the scheme, hostname and top level domain parts of URL’s.

Firefox 2 and up will save your dog ear locations for individual URLs.

Please note that using Shift+Click to mark the page will not work if you are clicking directly on text. This is intended to avoid conflicts with the Firefox default action of highlighting text.

Context bookmarks can improve accessibility, especially if you are browsing in full-screen mode or your menu-bar is hidden for other reasons. This extension just duplicates the complete bookmarks tree to the contentarea-contextmenu.