Safari really is an underwhelming browser, lack on features, customizability, all that.

This will bug me no more.

I'm making the switch to Firefox, the next post I make will be from there.

I can't wait . . .

I am now Firefoxing.

It having a different spell check than Safari is slightly annoying (it hasn't learned all those words I told Apple apps to learn), but I think I'll stick with it.

Eh, Firefox included a good spellchecker well before Safari did. It's not Firefox's fault you haven't told it how you want to spell things.

Install Google toolbar if it's not already in it.

Go grab Grease Monkey as a good add-on. Book Burro is a nice thing to add. There's a nice little Google Notebook plug-in.

I would get to carried away with the add-ons for a while.

By the way, you should switch to Google bookmarks sooner rather than later.

I know that.

I'll whip it into shape son enough.

Word.

Will keep all that in mind.

You may have to keep Safari as a back-up if you do on-line banking at someplace like Suntrust.

I can think of a few, limited scenarios where I would want a separate dictionary for each separate
application, but I dislike the whole idea in general. Tools Approach, people! One good dictionary
for use with all of your apps!

This type of thinking is one of the reason I use rich applications from Google when I can. The seamlessness begins to accumulate after a while, and things work well.

must-have extensions for me:
Google bar lite - better than the official google toolbar (see their site for details)
tab mix plus - extensive improvement of the tabbed browsing
adblock plus - self explanatory.
bbcode extra - quickly add forum codes in posts. REALLY handy here.

Those first three are essential "install immediately after Firefox" things for me.

I forgot about Adblock. I use it all the time. Every time Serge or Glover get a new avatar.

Addons I have found useful
Download Helper ( you can download practically any embedded media)
Flashblock (you can block Flash, and create a white list of sites you want to allow flash on)

Flashblock sounds like one of the single greatest things ever.

I use Firefox too. I'm not familiar with those add-ons that the others have mentioned.

I've hardly used my Safari browser.

Firefox is the Official Browser of Judge WAN.

Gold Star for Bubbles.

I guess I like Firefox, but it seems to be slower than Safari, which is annoying.

But it's got neatness that Safari just doesn't have.

Still digging Firefox.

Just so y'all know.

So, I just downloaded Firefox and am using it as well.

Mostly, I did it to try and help me fix the strange things that Firefox does when it displays the new changes I've been making to my website. My links page, for example - in IE, all the banner links right-justify just fine, but in Firefox, my friends were telling me that they are all tossed around the page. The banners, that is. Not my friends.

I know how to fix it (and have done so on my new collaborations pages), but want to run and tweak the site while using Firefox just to make sure that all updates I make in the general website overhaul for the next week or so are running fine.

So, I've only been using Firefox for about an hour or so, but I do like the weather add-on I installed. Plus the Red-Shift V2 theme I installed.

Firefox = Living Children