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i'm generally skeptical of new things, but fire php seems pretty nice. stuffing that in headers is a lovely way to debug json ajax responses

this video demo of open type features in firefox is so hot. so hot

how is jetpack different from greasemonkey? i mean, besides being controlled by mozilla...

finally figured out what was screwing up XML display in firefox. identify, i love you, but prepare to die

fennec looks pretty cool. is there an emulator i can try it on?

woo - a firefox addon/css combo that shows favicons in the bookmark bar

breadcrumbs sounds pretty cool - has anyone tried it out? [via aaron]

page saver for ff 1.5 looks very very cool. like paparazzi for osx only works on windows and is built right into the browser. does visible-portion captures too.

tamperdata look like a nice extension for testing xss holes

just went to the y js debugging class, so some links for you. venkman debugger for ff. fiddler debugging proxy for ie (and ff/win). instant source ie source introspection. visual studio express has a neat ie script debugger.

ietab is utter utter genius. it allows you to use IE in certain tabs within firefox, and easily switch between the two. TOO COOL.

the moz team are talking about tags. it all sounds familiar

an 'expose' for firefox tabs plugin (ff 1.5 only) is pretty cool (via aaron). just hit f8 once installed.

forget flock - get flocq

eric pointed me toward trixie, which implements greasemonkey functionality for IE. very very cool.

yoz linked to a good resource for anyone thinking of developing moz extensions - worth checking out.

it didn't take too long - aaron points out the first google maps-based app. firefox only (gah) but still fun. and vancouver-centric.

the html validator plugin for firefox is neato. saves uploading your work and tkaing trip to the validator pages.

a nasty four year old bug in firefox is stopping some large corps from using it. ouch! sort out your priorities guys.