If you regularly surf the Internet (and this is what most Habr readers do, right?), then it won’t take you long to accumulate a large list of sites that you would like to visit later. The default bookmark manager in the Firefox browser is unlikely to completely suit you. To better organize the accumulation of a collection of bookmarks, synchronize them with other computers, or simply provide easier access to them, many extensions have been written. So let's look at the best ones.

Foxmarks: An extension for people with multiple computers

Do you use multiple computers or operating systems on one? If so, then the Foxmarks extension will help you automatically sync your bookmarks between them. It also allows you to access bookmarks from the Internet. This is a very useful extension if you use public computers to access the network without being able to install anything on them. Foxmarks syncs your bookmarks by storing them on a remote server. With this extension you will forget about backing up bookmarks when formatting or changing computers. There is also an encryption option for security lovers.

Speed ​​Dial: site icons on one page

This extension comes from the Opera browser. It is useful if you have a list of frequently visited sites, want to see their previews, or use the ‘Ctrl+1/2/3/4…’ hotkeys to quickly access them. In the settings, you can choose how many icons will be shown on one page, sort bookmarks into groups (they will be sorted in tabs) and choose to open a bookmark in the same tab, open a new one, or create a new window.


Speed ​​Dial has many options to customize each preview to your preferences. You can determine how often they will be updated. The extension can also save/load settings for use on other computers.

Delicious Bookmarks: integration of Del.icio.us account in Firefox

This extension is not like the standard del.icio.us key that every user has. It gives easy access to del.icio.us bookmarks with integration into Firefox. With its help, you can quickly add existing bookmarks to del.icio.us and categorize them by tags. You can also search for bookmarks in del.icio.us from the browser.

GMarks: Google Bookmarks integration in Firefox

Do you use Google often? GMarks integrates bookmarks from Google Bookmarks directly into Firefox. GMarks makes it easy to migrate from/to Google Bookmarks. The extension can share existing Firefox bookmarks with new ones and does not delete or erase them.

Smart Bookmarks Bar: More free space on your bookmarks bar

Is your bookmarks bar full? Smart Bookmarks Bar this extension helps to better use the free space on the panel, reducing the space occupied by each bookmark. It simply shows only website icons on the panel. If the site does not have an icon, you can add one using the Favicon Picker 2 extension. By default, when you hover the cursor over a bookmark, its name is shown. You can also hide the panel when the mouse cursor is not hovering over it, thereby saving even more space.

Other extensions

The following plugins were not included in the top 5, but are also worthy of mention here.
To Read Later: This extension allows you to temporarily bookmark sites you want to look at later.
Bookmark Duplicate Detector: Just like the name suggests, the extension monitors for duplicate URLs in bookmarks while creating new ones. You just need to be careful and better back up your database.

What other extensions do you use?

I decided to give today’s article a title, since I’m really going to give a very large list of useful extensions with a Russian description for them. All known extensions and add-ons can, of course, be found on the official website, but sometimes people don’t know what to look for or don’t know the name of the plugin they need. In the list you will find browser add-ons for working with tabs and bookmarks, add-ons to improve the security of your browser and many many others... I hope this collection will be useful to you.

I’ll start the selection with extensions related in one way or another to security Surfing the Internet

This is a Firefox extension that blocks javascript execution, Java applets, Flash and other potentially dangerous components of HTML pages until the user allows their execution on a given node or globally. NoScript also allows users to maintain whitelists of sites that are allowed to use this feature. Plugin management is possible regardless of scenarios. Another feature of NoScript is to protect the user from XSS attacks with the ability to generate separate lists of servers that require functionality similar to an XSS attack.

JavaScript blacklist.

Controls which cross-site requests are allowed. Increases the privacy of web surfing. Protects you from cross-site request forgery (CSRF) and other attacks.

Provides advanced javascript options for Firefox. Increases the control you have over what a javascript web page can and cannot do. It's nowhere near as comprehensive as NoScript; it's just a simple Lite alternative.

Checking links with antivirus. With this extension you can check any link on the Internet for viruses, Trojans and other malicious code!
" Spoiler (click to read) "

Protects you when you use the Internet and make purchases in online stores. Color-matched WOT icons help you avoid online fraud, identity theft and misuse, untrusted online stores, and other security threats. They will warn you before you click on a dangerous link.

Flashblock is intended for those Firefox users who are not fans of Macromedia Flash. This extension blocks the loading of ALL Flash videos from web pages, leaving instead an empty frame with a button. By clicking on this button you can view this flash video.

Serves to protect against the so-called. non-deletable long-term cookies, a new generation of "Super-Cookies" that have silently conquered the Internet. This new generation of markers provides unlimited tracking for industry and market research, meaning Flash cookies (Local Shared Objects, LSO) and DOM Storage. BetterPrivacy removes them all.

Protect your privacy. See who is tracking your web browser and block them with Ghostery. Monitors sites that are spying on you and warns you about it.

Sets permanent behavioral advertising opt-out on 84 different ad networks, interferes with display Google advertising, Yahoo and many other networks. It also helps to delete other cookies that are sometimes not deleted in the standard way.

Gives you the ability to block any website.

Kills pop-ups outright.

A toolbar that will help you protect yourself from phishing scams.

Applications for tabs

This add-on was created for working with tabs, contains a bunch of settings, is also multifunctional, adds a loading indicator to each tab, a button to cancel closing tabs, records each bookmark session when closing the browser, and much more. And includes many of the additions provided below. I recommend to all

When you double click on a tab, it leaves only the tab icon, saving space. You can configure it to automatically minimize tabs by address.

A Firefox extension that gives you the ability to rename all your tabs in the Firefox browser.
TabRenamizer adds two new options to your menu:
Renaming tabs manually.
Rename tabs automatically: When this option is enabled, tabs are renamed automatically. You can set a rule in which certain tabs themselves will be renamed.

Closes the tab by double-clicking on the page.

Adds a button that cancels closing tabs to the toolbar, and the back button function does not stop working on them.

If you don't like the fact that Firefox 3.5 doesn't close the last tab and doesn't show a cross in the corner, then this add-on shows a "Close" button on the last tab, which, when clicked, closes only the tab itself, not the browser.

Creates a tab thumbnail and a loading indicator in each tab.

Opens a tab to the right of the current one.

Locking and protecting tabs.

A small extension for coloring tabs in different colors for each tab or one color for a separate URL.

Shows the number of open tabs.

Switches between tabs when you scroll the mouse wheel in the tab bar.

Allows you to use separate keyboard layouts for each tab.

If the site does not have an actual icon, you can add your own, assigning it any color you like.

Hover your mouse over a tab to see the page content inside them. Screen.

Shows a loading indicator in each tab.

Ability to copy the name of a tab from the context menu.

After installing this add-on, your tabs will be located above the address bar like in Google.

Bookmark apps

Install - Fast access to your most visited websites. Divides the page into 9 windows (more if desired) like in Opera, into which you can enter the addresses of your favorite sites. I recommend to all.

Divides the page into 9 windows (more if desired) like in Opera, into which you can enter the addresses of your favorite sites for quick access.

This is an add-on for storing and reproducing bookmarks. Convenient and practical. Another panel with tabs will appear, where you can transfer any pages and then load them into the main tab panel. This panel can be located at the bottom and disappear automatically, or disappear and appear when you press a button. Bookmarks can be divided into categories.

Reduces the bookmarks on the panel-face of the firefly to an icon, which allows you to place dozens of them there without spreading the interface wider across it. When you hover the mouse over a specific icon, the bookmark to which this icon belongs “expands” to its normal state.

After installing this addon for Firefox, bookmarks always open in a new tab.

Adds bookmarks to the context menu so you can access them with the right mouse button.

Sorting bookmarks.

Adds a context menu item to a bookmarks folder that opens Organizer extended to that folder.

When adding pages to bookmarks, it detects their duplicates. It can also find and delete existing bookmarks.

Adds a user interface to replace bookmark icons.

Hides bookmark icons.

If you need to place the bookmarks bar next to stretchable elements, you can install this extension.

Hides the bookmarks bar automatically; when you hover over it, it appears again.

Platypus is a Firefox extension that allows you to modify web pages using the browser and then save those changes into script code for Greasmonkey.

FTP client for Mozilla Firefox. FireFTP is a free, secure and cross-platform ftp client for Mozilla Firefox that provides easy access to ftp servers.

Minimizes (minimizes) Mozilla windows to the system tray.

This extension makes it easy to use multiple profiles in Firefox and Thunderbird. In the File menu, add two items Open Profile Manager and Launch another profile and create two or more profiles with different settings, for example, a profile for work and a profile for games Game, you can easily switch between them.

Creates an additional panel on which you can place shortcuts, folders, files, .txt files.

Automatically hides the top panel of the browser, where the *File* *Edit* *View* menu is located, after 30 seconds (by default) and displays it when you hover the mouse cursor.

Automatically hides the main menu bar. To temporarily display it, press the Alt key.

Adding some conveniences to working with torrents.ru: notifications about statistics, personal messages, new torrents and comments. Viewing torrent files.

In the lower corner of the picture there will be a save option, when you click on it you will be able to select a folder to save.

Adds new features for viewing images in a new window. I recommend

Check the functionality of the links on the page at: RapidShare.com, megaupload, mediafire, easy-share.net, zshare.net, badongo, letitbit.net, filefactory, sendspace, depositfiles, netload.in

Allows you to quickly enable and disable Java and javascript in the status bar.

With this add-on you can double-click on links in new tabs. You can double-click on a tab to duplicate it.

Enlarges the image when hovering the cursor.

Adds mouse gestures.

Highlights the domain address and decrypts the address for easier perception. --SCREEN--

Change the number of visible results shown in the Locationbar dropdown when searching.
Screen

Saves a session of bookmarks with one click on the button, when you close FF, those that have been saved will open, or press the button and it will save the bookmarks and exit.

Blocks multimedia when loading pages. Does not allow audio and video to play automatically. Button on the control panel On/Off.

An extension that, when you click a button, automatically inserts your login and password, like the wand in Opera.

Speed ​​up Google search, preview by keywords phrases.

This extension allows you to copy the title (anchor) of a link, and also provides the “full link copy” function. The functions are accessed through the context menu and consist of 2 additional items (one of which, in turn, is a small submenu).
If the function of copying the name of a link does not raise any unnecessary questions - this is a regular anchor of a link, then it is worthwhile to dwell in more detail on the function of “full” copying of a link.

Adds the option *Open image in new tab* to the right-click context menu.

This plugin is more like a decoration for the browser, as it turns a standard "404" page into its own poster art featuring the Firefox logo, the main benefit of the add-on is that it automatically refreshes the page. Screenshot:

Allows you to install extensions (including several at once) and themes (one at a time) from disk; automatically archive extensions installed from the Internet; disable time delay when installing xpi files. Adds additional settings to the extension and theme manager. Includes the capabilities of the Open Profile Folder, about:About, Nightly tester tools and a number of other extensions ( full list see the official extension page). Allows you to export the configuration to a file. Adds an Add-ons button to the panel, as well as a button to all hidden browser settings. Can override add-on compatibility checks.
(Indispensable for those who often install new extensions and make various changes to various hidden FF settings)

An add-on that allows you to download files using download managers such as Dawnload Master intercepts the link and passes it to your download manager. It also becomes possible to download video and audio from sites such as VKontakte and many other network resources.
Note: Unlike Downloadhelper, downloading occurs through your download manager, and not the standard Mozilla.

History counter. Displays the number of history steps next to the BackForward buttons and on each tab.
Note: Numbers may appear on top of the text on the tab, so it is better to disable display on tabs in the add-on settings.

Automatic downloading, time reset from file hosting sites.
File sharing:
* Rapidshare.com
* zShare.net
*MediaFire.com
* Megaupload.com
*Sharebee.com
*Depositfiles.com
* Sendspace.com
* Divshare.com
* Linkbucks.com
*Uploaded.to
*Hotfiles.com
* 4shared.com
*Limelinx.com
*Link-Protector.com

If you add a lot of add-ons, then a lot of (unnecessary) commands appear in the context menu that begin to interfere with the use of everyday tasks. This add-on will help you get rid of them and change the context menu. It can also change the menu located at the top of the browser. *File*-*Edit*- etc.

This add-on was created for working with tabs, contains a bunch of settings, is also multifunctional, adds a loading indicator to each tab, a button to cancel closing tabs, records each bookmark session when closing the browser, and much more. And includes many of the additions provided below.

The context menu automatically pops up when you select text, and also contains a bunch of useful settings. It's easy to turn this feature on and off.

Quickly saves the page address for one-time reading later. For example, we go to a forum where we liked a topic that we want to return to later, with one click you can save this page (by the principle of adding to bookmarks from the status bar).
A very detailed description and instructions for use in Russian at http://www.myfreesoft.ru/rashirnie-firef...htu-pozzhe.html

An indispensable addition if you use standard bookmarks. Convenient for adding pages to bookmarks, folders and control panel.

Bookmarks bar in several lines.

Displaying a site via Internet Exploer in Firefox.
You can open any site, and you can also set a rule for which sites should always be opened through IE.

Combines the "Stop" and "Refresh" buttons into one, as is done in Safari and Flock. The button's functions change depending on the status of the page.

Great addition. It remembers login and password well and inserts it into forms.

Next to the BackForward buttons, there are buttons to move to the beginning of the story and the end. And buttons for turning pages one by one.

Trims the context menu on the fly.

Pre-launch splash screen in Firefox.

Translates text from the context menu, in a pop-up window, and can also translate the entire page. There is a text detection function. He himself will determine the language of the text and translate it. All you have to do is click on the button in the Detect window that appears.

Adds mouse gestures.

This is a utility for creating backup copy profiles of such programs as: MozSuite/SeaMonkey, Mozilla Firefox, Mozilla Thunderbird, Netscape, Flock, Sunbird and Spicebird. It will help you save mail, bookmarks, address books, passwords, add-ons, etc.

Automatically copies the selected text to the clipboard. Pasting text from the clipboard occurs by clicking the middle mouse button. It is easy to enable and disable this function using a button on the control panel.

Simple and convenient way download video and audio from many resources on the Internet. It also remembers where and what video/audio you watched.

Adds an icon to the status bar to quickly switch the browser between online/offline modes.

After installing this plugin, an icon in the form of a camera appears in the status bar, by clicking on which you can prohibit the loading of all graphic files on the page, all pictures that are loaded from another server, allow displaying only images from the cache, or enable loading of graphics without restrictions. The most important thing is that the parameters for working with images can be defined separately for each tab.

Return to the previous page without reloading it (like in Opera).

A button appears in the address bar that deletes what has been written (makes it easier to clear the browser address bar)

Saves pictures by double clicking the mouse in a pre-specified folder.

A small extension that improves the Firefox search field. Adds two buttons to any of the panels. The first function is to highlight the result obtained from the search on the page. By clicking on the second one, you can go to the part of the page where it is located, highlighting it.

If some add-ons stopped working for you due to Firefox incompatibility, this plugin will solve this problem and your add-ons will start working again.
Note: various kinds of bugs are possible, use this add-on in extreme cases.

With its help, you can open several sites at once, or your own selection, with one click. If you have a certain list of sites you view daily, news, resources on a certain topic, then all of them can be added to the Morning Coffee list. After this, all that remains is to configure the add-on; it is possible to open all sites from the list immediately after launching the browser or manually by pressing a key.

The bottom panel shows how many images are on the page, how many kb are loaded, speed, time and percentage of page loading.

Notepad in the browser automatically saves what you wrote when you exit, you can select text on the page and send it to QuickNote without going into it.

Extension for managing side panels. Allows you to quickly switch between side panels, view the list of installed extensions and themes, the status of current downloads, page information, page source code, as well as the web page itself in the side panel. Includes a number of buttons for the toolbar. The menu is in Russian!

Definition of concepts using Wikipedia and Wiktionary, without the need to open a new window or tab. Based on open source.
Only version 2.0.0 or later supports Russian language.
Shift or Ctrl or Alt + right-click.

Extension for Firefox that allows you to improve search results in Google by entering additional information (links to Yandex, Yahoo, Ask.com, MSN, etc.) and removing unwanted information (advertising and spam). All functions are optional.

Install - Shows page thumbnails in Google and Yahoo search engines.

Highlights text in the Google search engine and adds icons near sites.

Extending the capabilities of the standard Firefox download manager. Changes appearance manager and allows you to open it in a window, tab or sidebar.

Search for text in all tabs at once.

Places the top menu of the browser in one button.

Copies the selected text to the clipboard (select the text and wait until the icon appears above the text), i.e. you can choose which text to copy and which one you don’t need, you can paste the text with the middle mouse button. I recommend you check it out

Shows the IP address that is visible on the network. (A button will appear in the lower right corner; when you press it, your IP will be shown.

If you want to change the appearance of your favorite browser in a couple of seconds, then this add-on was invented for you.
All T-shirts for Firefox can be found here: https://addons.mozilla.org/ru/firefox/personas/

An easy way to download and convert videos from YouTube and other similar sites, the same goes for audio and pictures.
If you want to not only download, but also convert the downloaded video, you will need to separately install a special converter.

Adds icons to the browser context menu.

This is an add-on for the Mozilla Firefox browser that allows you to take screenshots of the pages you open.
Unlike other tools of this kind, this add-on provides the user with a number of tools for editing the screenshot and adding graphic and text annotations. This functionality will be useful for web developers, testers and editors.

Adds two buttons to the control panel that return to the very top and bottom of the page. (useful on long pages like this)

Counts the number of pages you visit and displays the average number of pages visited per day.

When you right-click on a link, a new item will appear in the context menu, save the link and immediately follow it.

ReminderFox is an extension for Firefox that shows and allows you to manage reminder and task dates. ReminderFox is not a full-fledged calendar. In fact, its purpose is to simply remind important dates (birthdays, anniversaries, etc.) without using special cumbersome calendar programs.

Copy, print, save, and save to folder icons will appear on the images.

This is an online password manager and form filler that will make web surfing more comfortable and secure.
More detailed information can be found here: https://lastpass.com/

Click the "RU" button and write in Russian in all fields on the page. Instead of translita, Russian letters will appear. Good → Good.

WebShadow is a plugin that allows you to communicate with those who are currently viewing the same site as you!!!

Tired of bookmarking every page you visit? Cut, save and share only the parts you need so you can easily find them later.

Preview any web page for printing.

Saves web pages as a PDF document.

Closing a browser or tab, button on the control panel.

Saves space on your monitor, leaving more space for browsing. If you rarely use the menu bar (Where File, Edit), then this plugin will allow you to replace it with 3 neat buttons - bookmarks, history, and everything else. Moreover, unused items can be hidden altogether.

The *copy link name* item will appear in the context menu.

Button on the panel. Return to your last Google search results page using the history of the current tab.

Have you installed many extensions and the Tools menu item has grown to incredible size? Then this extension is especially for you!
Trims the Tools menu, moving all items added by extensions to a separate More Tools menu.
The Russian locale is included in the official build.

Displays the network surfing time in the status bar. Details can be found here.

Creating buttons to launch external applications (programs) on the toolbar.
For example, you can place the ICQ button on the FF control panel, or the Aimp player and launch virtually any program from the control panel.
- Extension for viewing and managing form history.

Automatically show/hide the sidebar simply by touching the window border.

BB codes in the context menu, for forums. You can attach different tags, for example, there is a mod on Sibnet * Private text *, it will be possible from the context. menu enclose text in this mod.

All of the changes you make in Firefox, like your home page, what toolbars you use, extensions you have installed, saved passwords and your bookmarks, are all stored in a special folder, called a profile. Your profile folder is stored in a separate place from the Firefox program so that, if something ever goes wrong with Firefox, your information will still be there. It also means you can uninstall Firefox without losing your settings and you don"t have to reinstall Firefox to clear your information or troubleshoot a problem.

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How do I find my profile?

Click the menu button, click Help and select Troubleshooting Information. From the Help menu, choose Troubleshooting Information. The Troubleshooting Information tab will open.

• Under the Application Basics section, click on Open Folder Show in Finder Open Directory. A window will open that contains your profile folder.Your profile folder will open.

Finding your profile without opening Firefox

Firefox stores your profile folder in this location on your computer, by default:
C:\Users\ \AppData\Roaming\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\
Windows hides the AppData folder by default but you can find your profile folder as follows:

1. From the Start Screen, click the Desktop tile. The Desktop view will open.
2. From the Desktop, hover in the lower right-hand corner to access the Charms.
3. Select the Search charm. The Search sidebar will open.
4. In the search box, type in:
   %APPDATA%\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\
   without pressing Enter. A list of profile folders will appear.
5. Click on the profile folder you wish to open (it will open in a window). If you only have one profile, its folder would have "default" in the name.

1. Click the Finder icon in the dock. On the menu bar, click the Go menu, hold down the option or alt key and select Library . A window will open containing your Library folder.
2. Open the Application Support folder, then open the Firefox folder, and then the Profiles folder.
3. Your profile folder is within this folder. If you only have one profile, its folder would have "default" in the name.

1. (Ubuntu) Click the Places menu on the top right of the screen and select Home Folder. A File Browser window will appear.
2. Click the View menu and select Show Hidden Files if it isn't already checked.
3. Double click the folder marked .mozilla .
4. Double click the folder marked firefox . Your profile folder is within this folder. If you only have one profile, its folder would have "default" in the name.

What information is stored in my profile?

Note: This is not a complete list. Only important information is described.

• Bookmarks, Downloads and Browsing History: The places.sqlite file contains all your Firefox bookmarks and lists of all the files you"ve downloaded and websites you've visited. The bookmarkbackups folder stores bookmark backup files, which can be used to restore your bookmarks. The favicons.sqlite file contains all of the favicons for your Firefox bookmarks. For more information, see Bookmarks in Firefox and Restore bookmarks from backup or move them to another computer .
• Passwords: Your passwords are stored in the key4.db and logins.json files. For more information, see Password Manager - Remember, delete, change and import saved passwords in Firefox.
• Site-specific preferences: The permissions.sqlite and content-prefs.sqlite files store many of your Firefox permissions (for instance, which sites are allowed to display popups) or zoom levels that are set on a site-by-site basis (see Font size and zoom - increase the size of web pages).
• Search engines: The search.json.mozlz4 file stores user-installed search engines. For more information, see Add or remove a search engine in Firefox.
• Personal dictionary: The persdict.dat file stores any custom words you have added to Firefox's dictionary. For more information, see How do I use the Firefox spell checker? .
• Autocomplete history: The formhistory.sqlite file remembers what you have searched for in the Firefox search bar and what information you’ve entered into forms on websites. For more information, see Control whether Firefox automatically fills in forms .
• Cookies: A cookie is a bit of information stored on your computer by a website you’ve visited. Usually this is something like your site preferences or login status. Cookies are all stored in the cookies.sqlite file.
• DOM storage: DOM Storage is designed to provide a larger, more secure, and easier-to-use alternative to storing information in cookies. Information is stored in the webappsstore.sqlite file for websites and in the chromeappsstore.sqlite for about:* pages.
• Extensions: The extensions folder, if it exists, stores files for any extensions you have installed. To learn more about Firefox extensions and other add-ons, see Find and install add-ons to add features to Firefox.
• Security certificate settings: The cert9.db file stores all your security certificate settings and any SSL certificates you have imported into Firefox.
• Security device settings: The pkcs11.txt file stores security module configuration.
• Download actions: The handlers.json file stores your preferences that tell Firefox what to do when it comes across a particular type of file. For example, these are the settings that tell Firefox to open a PDF file with Acrobat Reader when you click on it. For more information, see Change what Firefox does when you click on or download a file .
• Stored session: The sessionstore.jsonlz4 file stores the currently open tabs and windows. For more information, see Restore previous session - Configure when Firefox shows your most recent tabs and windows .
• Toolbar customization: The xulstore.json file stores toolbar and window size/position settings. For more information, see

IN Lately More and more people are using visual bookmarks as their home page in their browsers. Firstly, it’s convenient; immediately after launching, you get access to your favorite sites. The visual bookmarks panel looks like a board with windows containing thumbnails of their corresponding sites. Clicking on any of them opens access to the specified web resource.

The bookmarks bar can be installed in different browsers, but the topic of this article is visual bookmarks for mozilla firefox, how to install them, how to work with them and how to configure them.

Mozilla Firefox does not have its own built-in visual bookmarks, like Opera, for example, but no one bothers you to install the desired extension and enjoy the functionality and appearance of the panel. There are many plugins available to solve this problem; we will look at the two most popular and well-known of them:

• Speed ​​Dial
• Visual bookmarks online (from Yandex)

Speed ​​Dial

In the firefox browser, select from the top menu “Tools” - “Add-ons”

We get to the extensions section, in it we go to the “Extensions” tab

On the next page at the top there is a search box. Enter the name of the plugin into the search window, in our version it is “speed dial” and click on the magnifying glass.

After completing the search, activate the found plugin with the “Enable” button. Here you can go to the plugin settings by clicking the “Settings” button.

Speed ​​dial visual bookmarks look something like this

Visual bookmarks online (from Yandex)

In order to download and install visas. bookmarks for mozilla firefox, go to the special Yandex website and click on the “Download” button at the top. Next, we give permission to run the file and follow the instructions of the installer.

At the next step, do not forget to uncheck three boxes for installing additional Yandex services. Although you can leave it, I don’t recommend it. If you need something you can always install it later and separately.

After restarting firefox, visual bookmarks will already be in your browser.

Bookmarks are configured using the “Settings” link at the top or bottom of the bookmarks panel (depending on the version). Here you can set the number of windows displayed, their appearance and other parameters. In general, everything is simple and does not need explanation. Right-clicking on any visual bookmarks window allows you to insert the website address that will correspond to this window.

In addition, visual bookmarks can be set directly from firefox browser. Choose “Tools” - “Add-ons” in the top line of the browser and enter the name of the plugin into the search window, in our case it is "visual bookmarks" and click on the magnifying glass icon. Install the found extension using the corresponding button opposite the extension. After installation, we work with the extension as described above.

The Mozilla Firefox browser provides users with a convenient mechanism for saving Internet pages they need in their work or simply love.
It’s called “Bookmarks,” and has actually been implemented in various browsers for quite some time.

So there is little that is fundamentally new in the bookmarks function for those who have worked with other browsers. What the developers of “Fire Fox” have done very well is to simplify the work with this tool as much as possible and place all the controls in a convenient and compact menu.

So, you look through the contents of the Internet site and realize that it would be nice to visit here again. No problem! Creating a bookmark is as easy as shelling pears. To do this, you just need to click on the star image on the right side of the address entry line. All! The page is saved in the “Unfiled Bookmarks” category. Now let’s take a look at the bookmarks menu to figure out what these categories are and where else you can “bookmark” pages. The button that opens the menu is located on the very right side of the toolbar. And you can recognize her by the same star.
By clicking on this button we will open the bookmarks menu. The first item says “Show bookmarks bar”. Activating this function will return the appearance of the bookmarks bar familiar to previous versions of Firefox. It will appear below the toolbar. The browser developers decided to remove this panel in the fourth version, but if it’s more convenient for you, then feel free to leave it and use it for your own pleasure. Removing it is as easy as adding it - now in the enlarged “Bookmarks” menu button, you need to uncheck the box next to the “Show bookmarks bar” item.
The next item - “Show all bookmarks” - brings up an expanded bookmark management menu, which we will talk about later.
The function of adding a page to bookmarks is duplicated just below.

But by clicking on the “Subscribe to news feeds” item, you can connect to the RSS feed of this site and receive notifications about new materials. Please note that this tool will only be active on sites that have a built-in RSS feed.
Next comes the “Bookmarks Bar” item, which opens a whole series of sub-items. By the way, it is this that replaces the bookmarks bar, which can be returned to the “face” of the browser. The top sub-item “Most Popular” displays the pages you visit most often. Next are the items “Start Page” and “News Feed”. We go even lower into the bookmarks menu and see commands that open lists of recently added bookmarks and tags. Complete the list of items section reference information about the browser and - attention - the same section in which new bookmarks are located by default - “Unfiled bookmarks”. Let's click on this button.

We are back in an advanced bookmark management tool called “Library”.
Here is a list of bookmarks in our category and information about where they lead. Here you can add tags to them.
In general, the developers recommend not to look for bookmarks in different menus and not to bother yourself with these subtleties, but simply enter the name of the site or some of its features in the “smart” search bar.

But let's imagine a situation where you have completely forgotten all the information about a site you added to your bookmarks, which you now desperately need. You need to look for it in the “Unfiled bookmarks” section. “But this is a long time!”, you will say and you will be right. Let's move this bookmark somewhere closer.
For example, in the “Bookmarks Bar” item. To do this, simply click on the desired bookmark with the left mouse button and drag it to the “Bookmarks Bar” item. Close the Library. The bookmark is now available in this menu item.

But that's not all. Firefox wouldn't be the people's browser if it didn't give you more options to make your job even easier. Let's return to the starting point of our story. We are on some website and want to “remember” this page in our bookmarks. Click on the star image.

But not once, but twice! Miraculously, a small window immediately appears with a menu for adding a bookmark. Let's take a closer look at what we can do here. The top button eloquently suggests refusing to bookmark this page, but we generously ignore this call and look further. In the “Name” field you can enter the desired name of the site.

And just below is the “Folder” field.
And here is the most interesting thing.
Let's start with the fact that, in addition to the default “Unfiled Bookmarks” folder, you can select another location by clicking on the active field. But that's not all. You can create a new folder yourself in which to save the bookmark, and even specify its location. To do this, click on the button with the small arrow to the right of the folder field. Here we click on the desired location of the bookmark - for example, “Bookmarks Menu”, and now click “Create Folder”.

Enter the folder name and click “Finish”. The bookmark has been saved. If desired, you can also enter tags for this bookmark.
Now the bookmark is very easy to find. This way you can organize thematic folders to save bookmarks from different sites.