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Firefox extensions that are invaluable to me:
pera-perakun ( Amazing if you’re learning Japanese / Chinese / Korean )
Firebug (Best. Ever)
YSlow ( Good extension )
Adblock ( No Popups/popunders/ ads )
FireCookie ( Cookie manager for Firebug )
Delicious ( If you use it, it’s useful )
Firebug vs the WebKit Inspector?
Personally I prefer the WebKit Inspector. Not the version that comes wit Safari mind you, the one that’s in the webkit nightlies. The reality is though that they’re much of a muchness – they both have essentially the same features, so the difference is mainly just down to the UI.
@kenh
For me:
adblock
flashblock
noscript
ghostery
session manager