A Couple of Useful Firefox Extensions

Saturday, May 12, 2007
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I just installed a couple of really neat Firefox extensions. Both of these add-ons can be described as “what will happen when I click” helpers.

1. Google Preview. Shows little preview-pictures of websites in the Google search results. You get to see what the site looks like before you click on it. I changed the per-page-display preference from 10 images to 20 images. Other than that… it works perfectly!

2. Link Alert. Now this one I really like. When you hover over a link with your mouse, the cursor will change to indicate what kind of link it is. For example, if the link is a Word document – the mouse pointer will show a little word document image. Cool huh?

Enjoy!

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