It’s been over a year since I noted which Firefox plugins I used. I referred to that list from time to time, mostly for quick links when switching boxes. What follows is an updated list, for the same reason.

1. Adblock, still #1 in my book.
2. Session Saver, typically now I’ll leave my computer on or bookmark a page rather than use Session Saver. It seemed too buggy and laggy to be worth too much.
3. WebDeveloper, still a great web developing and debugging toolbar.
4. All in one Gestures, I gotta have my right-click left-click = back one page. I’m sure this plugin is capable of so much more, but I only use it for that one gesture.
5. Extended Statusbar, was too buggy and didn’t really offer any good information. It was replaced by a function of the Firebug extension.
6. Linkification, still handy to click a text-turned-link rather than copy and paste it into a new window.
7. GreaseMonkey, I never could find a good use for this plugin. Although there are many thousand user scripts, none really applied to my websurfing.
8. BugMeNot, of course the sites that I REALLY wanted from BugMeNot were either banned or not in their database. That really bugs me about BugMeNot…
9. New One: Firebug, the BEST web development, debugging and real-time editing plugin period. It even debugs AJAX generated content! Simply amazing.