Top 10 Foxfire Bookmarks for Web Entrepreneurs

These are the Foxfire add-ons I use regularly. Let me know if you have others!
Since so many computers are wide screen now, I’ve eliminated and
minimized the space that toolbars, icons, and menus take up in web
browsers. All of these add-ons will discreetly add buttons or
informational displays to various parts of Firefox WITHOUT taking up
valuable vertical space. This means less scrolling up and down for momst web sites. Of course, you can always press F11 to go full screen as well.

Oh, and all off these work with Firefox 3.0, the best browser on the market today.

Foxmarks Bookmark Synchronizer - If you want shared bookmarks between computers, such as your laptop and your office PC, this is the best way to go without using another toolbars.
CoLT - CoLt makes if easy to copy hyperlink’s text or both the link and the text to insert in your blog post.
Domain Lookup - Easy domain lookup tool for domainers.
DownThemAll! - Speed up downloads, pause, resume and much more.
Scribefire - Absolutely the best blogger tool add-in for Firefox. Create, edit and delete post within a split screen with great wysiwyg tools. I know it works with Drupal and Wordpress. Probably works with all the major CMSs.
Search Status - Display Google PageRank, Alexa rank, and Compete ranking anywhere in your browser
Secure Login - Login extension for Firefox that works similarly to Opera’s Wand function.
StumbleUpon - Looking for post ideas? How about domain names? StumbleUpon is a great tool to find websites you may not be aware of.
Zemanta - A Firefox plug-in that suggest links, tags, categories and even pictures as you type your posts in Wordpress. It is kinda spooky how it is a Firefox plugin, but yet a Wordpress plugin.
Timelope - “It eats your interwebs!” This Firefox plugin basically gathers your surf history, saves it for later searches and/or shares it with the world (or just your friends). In alpha stage at this writing - expect bugs.
Delicious Bookmarks - Uh, if you don’t know what del.icio.us is, quit reading this blog. This is the best tool for integrating Delicious with Firefox.