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New SEO extension for Firefox

September 13th, 2007 by Dustin Brewer

The guys over at 97th floor have been testing and now released to the public a Firefox extension that adds a status bar to the bottom of Firefox and lists Digg, Reddit, Stumbleupon and del.icio.us numbers for the current page you are on. The Social Media for Firefox extension is quick and easy way to check all of the sites without having to visit them or hope the site has the option built in. This new extension is has been an awesome addition to my status bar where I have Aaron Wall’s SEO for Firefox and Search Status extensions.

It also adds the functionality on the aforementioned sites of showing what the others sites are ranked at for that page. Which is an awesome little feature for all of the social marke… media web sites out there.

Popularity: 4%

Top 10 Firefox extensions for web designers

May 5th, 2007 by Dustin Brewer

There are a lot of extensions out there, most of them are unnecessary because of their limited worth to more advanced users. The big downfall for some of the extensions is that they are a full toolbar and take up entirely too much screen real estate for their total worth as a tool. Just like a Swiss Army Knife you have to be able to conceal the smaller tools until you are ready to use them — hence Swiss Army making it pocket worthy and not made for a lanyard. (more…)

Popularity: 6%


Recent comments

CSS Hack:Getting Safari to behave

On May 12, 2008, poopy wrote:

Wrong Macx, the newest WebKit Engine does not always get dowloaded with every update. That would be insane since WebKit updates are released every single night. Safari maybe gets an...

CSS Hack:Getting Safari to behave

On May 12, 2008, Smith wrote:

Macx, I think that’s a pretty ignorant and sweeping statement you made there. Thanks for the article, bookmarked.

CSS Hack:Getting Safari to behave

On May 12, 2008, poopy wrote:

Dustin, You’ve got it backwards. Safari is probably one of the most standards compliant browsers out there. Not only was Safari the first browser to pass Acid2 (yes, even...

Site updates, new content and the future

On May 10, 2008, Wakish wrote:

Looking forward for your new theme Dustin ;) Cheers! - Wakish -

CSS Hack:Getting Safari to behave

On May 10, 2008, macx wrote:

Targeting the Safari makes no sense, because Mac-Users always download the latest System-updates and with that the newest Webkit-Engine.


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