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by Guido Socher (homepage)

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Guido really likes it when a computer is tailored to his needs and looks like he wants it. That's why he is using Linux.
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LF Tip: essential firefox extensions

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Abstract:

This is a small tip. From now on LinuxFocus will have at least one new tip every month. If you have some ideas for a new tip then send them to guido("at" sign)linuxfocus.org

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Introduction

Mozilla Firefox is definitely ready for the "world wide web". Some websites offer useful content have however some rather annoying and hostile advertisements. Here are two extensions that I use when I go surfing in the "world wild web".
 

Flashblock

Flashblock removes all the flash plugins and replaces them by a little round button. No more flickering flash images! If you still want to see the flash animation then just click on the little button and it will start.

https://addons.update.mozilla.org/extensions/moreinfo.php?id=433

flashblock
 

NukeAnything

Nuke Anything can remove any html object. All you have to do is right click on the object, which may even be a text paragraph and select "remove object". Very useful to remove images and any type of advertisement. It can also be use to "clean up" a page before printing it.

https://addons.update.mozilla.org/extensions/moreinfo.php?id=79

nukeanything
 

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