Perfect for image hunters, this download manager finds everything downloadable on a page and lets you designate which files you'd like to download. You can pause and resume downloads. DownThemAll also features a download accelerator for speedier transfers.

 

 

 

If you want a quick way to save Web pages--or even elements of a page, like a recipe or definition--ScrapBook is all you need. You can drag images, blocks of text, and links to the sidebar to save them in an easy-to-navigate directory.

 

 

    

 

Google is great for global information, but what if you want to search locally? With Loki Firefox toolbar, you just enter a term like "pizza" to find all the pizza joints in your area. It also offers several categories so you can narrow your search for what you want--all near your ZIP code.

 

 

 

 

This extension allows you to use your Gmail Space (2.8 GB and growing) for file storage. It acts as an online drive, so you can upload files from your hard drive and access them from every Internet capable system. The interface will make your Gmail account look like a FTP host. After the installation, you'll get an option called "Gspace" in your "Tools" menu, which opens the GSpace window

 

 

 

 

Clicking buttons is overrated. This excellent hybrid of the old Mouse Gestures extension and a collection of tools for alternative navigation methods lets you perform almost every action in Firefox with a quick swipe.

 

 

 

For those of us who previously used a separate client to transfer files to and from FTP sites, this simple but brilliant extension is a godsend. In a way similar to Gmailspace, FireFTP transfers files directly from a new Firefox tab or window.

 

 

       

This elegant extension won't improve your workflow, but it's definitely easy on the eyes. Colorful Tabs automatically gives each tab in your browser a different color for easier readability. You can also set unused tabs to fade while you're using the active tab.

 

 

     

With one click on a small button in the bottom-right corner, you can download Flash videos from sites like YouTube and Google Video. Be sure to rename your file with a FLV extension to watch it. This extension also allows you to download other embedded media from Web pages.