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What a question. I like all that I use, but to prioritize the top five:
1. InfoRSS - Displays RSS and Atom headlines in the status bar
2. SessionSaver w/SnapBack Tab - Magically restores your last few browsing tabs and resumes Firefox with all open tabs same as when you close it
3. FoxyTunes - Control any media player from FireFox
4. QuickNote - A notetaking extension with advanced features
5. Super Drag and Go - drag a link and throw it anywhere to open new tabs
InfoRSS keeps me abreast of new posts here.
Session Saver has become taken for granted more than I care to admit - I realize I have changed the way I surf knowing I don't have to save every link in my favorites, I just leave the ones I use the most open all the time. And SnapBack Tab has rescued me from myself many times when I inadvertently close a tab and later want to reload it.
FoxyTunes reminds me of my CarPC front-end since I arrange all my open windows to never cover the status bar of my browser, I always have media controls readily accessable.
Quicknotes is just that. I hate going through the start menu to open notepad to cut and paste from an open window or browser page. Quicknotes simplifies this task immensely. It allows up to 4 windows, can be tabbed or floating, individual windows can be named, saved, opened, etc -- better than Post-Its.
The last extension is purely lazy support. Drag down opens new tab in the background, drag up opens new tab in the foreground and much, much more. Great for touchscreens.
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