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It’s been a little over two weeks since Google unleashed their very own browser, the shiny Chrome. Like all new browsers or new versions of existing browsers, I downloaded it to take it for a spin. Unlike with the other browsers, though, I stuck with it after a couple of days.

Save time by reading website colors in your browser By: Nelly Yusupova Posted: September 10, 2008 Topics: Design, How-To, Tech Tools, Technology Tags: colorzilla, firefox extension Last week, I installed a great Firefox extension, ColorZilla, and have been using it extensively because it

ColorZilla is an extension for Mozilla Firefox and the Mozilla Suite. It assists web developers and graphic designers with color related tasks - both basic and advanced. With ColorZilla you can get a color reading from any point in your browser, quickly adjust this color and paste it into another program.

Sometimes, it’s very difficult to be a web developer. Not only you have to worry about finances, like web hosting costs, but you have to focus on driving traffic to your site, and as much as possible make sure your community grows. Well, today, I’m going to recommend five Firefox add-ons that will make your life as a web developer a little bit easier.

Every web designer has a list of favorite tools—a set of indispensable programs and resources that we couldn't live a day without. Fortunately (or unfortunately) for us there is constantly a newer, better tool emerging for just about everything a web designer does daily.

I currently use 20 Firefox add-ons, or plugins, if you prefer. Some of them are for specialized purposes, but there are 8 that I use virtually every day that I would rather not live without. In alphabetical order, they are: Autocopy - a cool utility that saves keystrokes when you want to copy and paste text within a document, blog post, or whatever.

In my last post about 5 Firefox plugin’s any web developer needs I got hammered for not posting FireBug. I admit that FireBug is Amazing and I use it often, but anyone knows FireBug, so posting about it is a bit pointless.

I think almost everyone have Mozilla Firefox installed on PC, and sometimes we need more... [ Read more on the source ]