Read/WriteWeb's Richard MacManus and
AdaptiveBlue's Alex generated a
top 10 list of
Firefox Web 2.0 add-ons.They are
Browster -a very cool add-on that enhances your
browsing experience - for example mousing over a link gives you a preview of the website.
Answers -an add-on that
promises to "instantly deliver the information you are looking for". It comes from
answers.com, which is a popular online dictionary and Wikipedia syndication site.
The
blueorganizer smart browsing extension for Firefox
is developed by Alex's company adaptiveblue. This extension drives productivity by
building smarts and semantics into the browser.
The
del.icio.us extension for
Firefox as below,It integrates with the Firefox toolbar and provides extra options such
as right-click menu and highlight text to add notes.
StumbleUpon -an increasingly popular bookmarking
tool
ClipMarks -an early pioneer in the clipping space.
Users clip pieces out of web pages and share these bits with each other. They can also
tag and lookup the clips, but not much more can be done since the information is not
structured.
Google Notebook is very similar to
Clipmarks, but has better Firefox integration.
The last two Add-ons are famous RSS Readers-
Sage and
Wizz RSS
Technorati Tags: Firefox, Web2.0, add-ons
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