Category Archives: Firefox

Building Community Through Photography

I did a presentation on this topic at the Massachusetts Library Association conference in Falmouth this morning, and posted the PowerPoint on Slideshare: Building Community Through Photography View SlideShare presentation or Upload your own. (tags: flickr libraries)

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Firefox Extension : Send to Phone

Here’s a handy little Firefox extension that can be really useful. It adds a little cellphone icon to your Firefox browser. Click on it, and you get a pop-up window that lets you send a text message to your own … Continue reading

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Zotero : A Bibliographic Manager in Your Browser

Zotero is a free Firefox extension that lets you gather citations from a variety of sources, organize and annotate them, and print or export bibliographies in a variety of formats. It knows how to recognize and extract bibliographic information from … Continue reading

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Book Burro

Book Burro is a Firefox extension extension that works on Amazon and some other book sites. When you are on the information page for a book, Book Burro adds a little box which shows the price information for that book … Continue reading

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Picnik: Facebook, Firefox and More

A few weeks ago, I wrote a post called Picnik: Easy Photo Editing Online about the online photoediting site Picnik. But I have to write about it again because I keep discovering new features every time I use it. The … Continue reading

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Firefox Extensions for Webmasters

One of the great things about the Firefox browser is that there are so many great extensions to add all sorts of new features. Many of these can help you design, maintain and improve your library’s website. Here are a … Continue reading

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