Mozilla Firefox 2.0 - Addons, Plugins, Tweaks, Utilities Thread
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sunbiz_3000
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One imp thing to be metioned here is that having too many of extensions makes Firefox very bloated... In my experience Firefox 2.0 seems to take more memory with the same extensions compared to Firefox 1.5.x .. although it mayb due to the extensions themselves...
Every new extension that u add to Firefox, just takes more memory...and with each tab it grows exponentially. So IMHO add only those extensions that u use regularly!!
Every new extension that u add to Firefox, just takes more memory...and with each tab it grows exponentially. So IMHO add only those extensions that u use regularly!!
this is one of the best extension i'm using:
Shazou
Get it: https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/2993/
Hehe techenclave:
http://smap.seisan.com/default.aspx?url=http://www.techenclave.com/forums/&version=1.1
Regards.
Shazou
Get it: https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/2993/
Hehe techenclave:
http://smap.seisan.com/default.aspx?url=http://www.techenclave.com/forums/&version=1.1
Regards.
neurodrone
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Abhishek said:
Download: Userscripts.org: Auto Refresher
Requires: Greasemonkey
Usage:
1> After installing goto Tools > GreaseMonkey > Manage Scripts.
2> Click on Auto Refresher.
3> Add the URLs u want to automatically refresh and close it.
Stock refresh time: 2 seconds.
neurodrone
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It can be done. Thats why i mentioned 'stock' time. 
Follow the below steps:
1> Goto Manage User Scripts.
2> Click on the EDIT button below.
3> When the script opens in wordpad go to the following code.
4> Change the value to '100000' for 10 mins or likewise. Close the windows and you are done.
Incase clicking on EDIT doesnt generate any response do the following steps:
1> Open a new tab and type 'about:config' in the URL.
2> In the preference name goto the 'Greasemonkey.editor'.
3> Double click to modify the value to 'C:\Windows\Notepad.exe'.
4> Close the tab.
This should help incase the GM editor isnt configured by default.
Follow the below steps:
1> Goto Manage User Scripts.
2> Click on the EDIT button below.
3> When the script opens in wordpad go to the following code.
Code:
// How often is page refreshed (in ms)
var time = 2000; //= 2sec4> Change the value to '100000' for 10 mins or likewise. Close the windows and you are done.
Incase clicking on EDIT doesnt generate any response do the following steps:
1> Open a new tab and type 'about:config' in the URL.
2> In the preference name goto the 'Greasemonkey.editor'.
3> Double click to modify the value to 'C:\Windows\Notepad.exe'.
4> Close the tab.
This should help incase the GM editor isnt configured by default.
neurodrone
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erm.. u sure u cant find this?!
And if you cannot then just create it.
Right-click on that page -> New -> String and enter the values as u need them to be.
And if you cannot then just create it.
Right-click on that page -> New -> String and enter the values as u need them to be.
neurodrone
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Did ya do the modifications ?
neurodrone
Adept
Arre, Did ya create a new string in the config? Is it working that way? ..check the edit of 33rd post.
neurodrone
Adept
NEurodrOne said:
We add a string to the config file in the above way. I think its quite elucidative as to the creation of the new variable. Well if u want a complete procedure, which is self-explanatory anways, its as follows:
1> Right-click on that page -> New -> String.
2> In the invoked window type -> 'Greasemonkey.editor'
3> In the next window enter the location for your notepad.exe;
ie. if you have installed windows in C drive it will be: 'C:\Windows\Notepad.exe'
4> Press Enter and close the windows. This should be it.
I dont think why else this problem would persist unless u havent got GM xpi installed.
On a second thought, download this script. Got a refresh timer of 3 minutes. Hope it will be temporarily sufficient.