Access common preferences from a menu button. It includes settings for page download and display, tabs, proxy, spoofing user agent (user agent switching), enable or disable the Adblock extension and more. Click on More Preview, viagra the image for the full preview with more detail.

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Adds forms and links tabs to page info dialog like at Firefox 2.0.

* Puts emphasis on the domain to reduce spoofing risk
* Linkifies URL segments (press Ctrl, Meta, Shift or Alt)
* More URL formatting options configurable

Adds a new menu “Line Marker” to the context menu. It changes color of selection.

Status of markers are saved to your profile.

This is a great tool for web developers, since you can easily see how your web page displayed in IE with just one click and then switch back to Firefox.

Adds some tweaks, handy extra toolbar and other functionality to Firefox, including: Popup (in a tooltip) ALT text and other attributes, Copy ALT/TITLE text, Custom webpage source viewer button + configuration dialog, Toggle online/offline button, Tabbar customization UI.

Flagfox is an extension for Mozilla Firefox that shows a flag icon indicating the current website’s server location. It uses relatively little resources, and works by accessing an IP address location database contained within the extension rather than relying on top-level-domain roots like “.com” or “.uk”. Clicking the icon loads Geotool, which provides a map of the location as well as more detailed information such as the ISP, city, and local time. The context menu also provides quick access to information about the country of origin, as well as the ability to lookup the domain’s registrant via Whois.

Uses of Flagfox range from simply educating users about the global nature of the Internet to:
* SEO and web development research

* Indicating the native languages and legal jurisdictions for webservers
* Warning when sites that are not in the country the say they are
* Quickly viewing/copying server IP addresses for diagnostic and other uses

Flagfox is fairly customizable, allowing users to choose between two icon sets with positioning options anywhere in the address or status bar. Advanced users may create their own custom lookup to perform specialized searches for the current server.

Adds an Opera-like statusbar that shows:
- percentage of the page loaded,
- number of loaded images,
- bytes downloaded,
- average download speed,
- load time.

Provides the option to copy selection as plain text or html.

It adds a “Copy As Html” and “Copy As Plain Text” to the context (right-click) menu. It is useful if you want to copy the text or underlying html from a web page into documents, posts or other applications.

This extension is originally based on the ErrorZilla Mod extension. I added a “Proxify” function into it. When error page shows, you can choose a web proxy from a list and browse the unreachable network address via it.

Another feature (though maybe not noteworthy) is, it does NOT write anything into Firefox’s preference list (actually it CANNOT), even if you customize proxies. Thus, anytime you want to uninstall or reinstall it, your Firefox is always clean!

You can try the web proxy configuration in the snapshot.

Notice that if you install EZP with other extensions (e.g. Mr Uptime) which also replaces the official error page, only the last one will show.

If you find the proxification does not work, there is possibility that the problem is related to the web proxy. For example, some proxies may store temporary cookie at the first time you enter their web sites in a browser session, therefore you may fail to proxify at the first trial (it would bring you to their web sites, not the destination) but succeed afterwards.

Please read the advanced details below for more information.