Best Safari Extensions Lists
People love creating their lists of best Safari extensions, or their Safari Extension Must Haves.
Most of these are from last year after Safari Extensions first appeared on the scene, but that doesn't make them any 'less best'.
My Favorite Safari Extensions « MacSlice
At PimpMySafari, we love "favorite extensions" posts.
Says Kevin Nunez from Macslice.info...
It's been a few weeks since Safari 5 was released, and with it came the ability to install extensions like in Firefox or Chrome....Here's a list of my favorite (as of now they're pretty much all I use) Extensions for Safari. via My Favorite Safari Extensions « MacSlice.
Here's the pimpified version of Kevin's list here on Pimp It! Give 'em a vote if you like them.
- GReader-Checker: Safari 5 Extension for Google Reader
- NoMoreiTunes Safari Extension
- Invisible Status Bar, DanielBergey.com (one of my favorites)
- YouTube video downloader for Safari 5
- Word Reference Safari Extension
- Google Reader Snow Leopard (another of my favorites)
Read Kevin's post for his comments.
Must-Have Safari Extensions: Browser Resizers
If you're like me, you've got a lot of things happening on your computer screen(s) at the same time. As a web developer and blogger, most of the windows I usually have open are browser windows. Whether I'm reading email, keeping up with tech news and social media, developing websites, or creating content, it generally involves several
...Avram Grumer's Safari Extension list
Avram Grumer over at the MakingLight blog has a great list of his favorite extensions.
Plain Gmail by Brad Lindsay ??" Modifies the mail composing field in Gmail to use your browser's default fixed-width font. (I like Inconsolata.) YouTube5 by Connor McKay ??" "This extension removes the need to use flash on YouTube by converting all
...Many of these aren't extensions at all, but plugins. Still good ones though.
We like #11 in particular.
10 Best Safari Browser Plugins (Mac)
In the kingdom of Mac browsers, there are two names that rule the land: Safari – with its speed and style; and Firefox – with its flexibility of functionalities. There are other browsers of course, with their loyal users if I may add; but these two share the biggest share of the pie. Being the native Mac OS X browser, Safari – which should have been a no brainer choice for Mac users – faces a fierce challenge from Firefox – the browser that can be anything you need it to be. Add-ons are Firefox’s ultimate weapon.
25 Safari Extensions You Can Install Now — Apple News, Tips and Reviews
To learn more about using Safari, check out our Safari 101 screencast on TechUniversity (subscription required). The AdBlock extension is a great way to remove unwanted content from your browsing experience. Download the extension and load your web pages without as many intrusive ads. There’s even beta options to remove Google ads and YouTube ads. The BuiltWith Analysis extension provides an insider look into a website with one click. You can see what JavaScript libraries a site uses, who provides analytics as well as other nitty-gritty details that are totally public, but often obscured in tons of HTML source code.
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