Enjoyed this post from SitePoint with a useful collection of Firefox add-ons geared towards web designers. I use a number of these already, but there are some new ones that I'll be checking out.
Colorsuckr in particular seems pretty clever and useful.
Posted on: August 22, 2009 | 23 Comments






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Thanks for the post - quite helpful.
I especially like the screenshot tool.
Jack
1. Posted by Jack Warnes on August 23, 2009
Very helpful. I already use screengrab but a few of the others look handy.
2. Posted by Evan Skuthorpe on August 24, 2009
Great add-on, thanks for all.
3. Posted by Chris VeryCreative on August 24, 2009
Color Sucker is great! Have you ever used Pipette?
4. Posted by Ryan Fitz Gibbon on August 26, 2009
I love that colorsuckr one! I am bummed that firebug doesn't work well with the new firefox. But aardvark still does for css.
5. Posted by annemoss.com on August 29, 2009
Firebug rocks! Web developers here in Alaska love Firebug. I don't like adding too many plugins because it slowed performance.
Has anyone tried loading a bunch of these plugins with the latest version of Firefox?
I love these plugins!
6. Posted by Alaska Web Design on August 31, 2009
My favorite is the seo tools. Lets you see the juice you will receive from you back links before you even get em. Great Tool!
7. Posted by Tampa Bay Web Design on August 31, 2009
Great list. Have used some of them before, but firebug looks pretty interesting. Another one that I have only recently come across is SeoQuake - still playing around with this...
8. Posted by Cemil on September 10, 2009
Thanks for the info. Very helpful. Keep up the good work. Firefox has been crashing on me a lot lately but I love the adons.
9. Posted by EG Online Marketing on September 21, 2009
These are always welcome... Thanks!
Firefox is the best with all its plugins and add-ons, but compared to Chrome on my PC or Safari on my Mac, it's just slooooow... Hope they can improve on that, because it has certainly being my favorite browser for years...
10. Posted by m a r c o on September 25, 2009
I love Firefox and recommend it to all my friends.
11. Posted by New York Long Island Web design on September 27, 2009
Great Add-ons.......
It will be very helpful to all designers !
Thanks
12. Posted by Webdesign on September 30, 2009
I like the screen grabber! I am always taking screen shots and then opening Photoshop and cropping the picture to remove the browser. This will save me time!
13. Posted by Jason - Web Designer Visalia on September 30, 2009
I like the screen grabber! I am always taking screen shots and then opening Photoshop and cropping the picture to remove the browser. This will save me time!
14. Posted by Jason - Web Designer Visalia on September 30, 2009
Firefox played a revolutionary role in da case of Explorer. I never go for any other option as I have found it very user friendly the thing which makes it more attractive is Add on options. I have found some very useful add onz which really helps me a lot in my work.
15. Posted by Jennifer Johnson on October 01, 2009
Embassy in Rangoon, where he witnessed armed opposition groups repeatedly fail in their attempts to overthrow the government. ,
16. Posted by Maxx48 on October 13, 2009
This add on looks great! Good work
17. Posted by Pro Joomla on October 18, 2009
Kool website great add-on ps looks good pro joomla dude hehe http://projoomla.info
18. Posted by mr blogger on October 18, 2009
I'd never seen the ColourSuckr one before - interesting idea!
19. Posted by Shane on November 19, 2009
I love Fireshot and Web Developer. Fireshot works for me because as I am designing a site, I can preview it and snap a shot and send it to the customer.
They can review it and send back any critiques.
20. Posted by EFW on December 20, 2009
Colorsuckr Does look like a good tool. Will definitely try out on the next project.
21. Posted by Web Design from Lyons Solutions on December 27, 2009
Nice link you have posted. Thanks
22. Posted by Sherwin Shine on January 16, 2010
I agree with most of your top ten firefox add ons, the only problem is that all the add ons make Firefox so slow!
23. Posted by Ross Smith on May 21, 2010