Comments on: My Firefox Extensions http://blog.yum9me.com/2009/07/my-firefox-extensions/ This blog is my place to post random posts and to rant random rants. My tumblelog is my place to post random links, pictures, videos, pretty much just random clips from the internet. You can also find me all over the web on sites such as Digg, Twitter, Flickr, and many more. Mon, 06 Feb 2012 16:37:28 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 By: fish Liew http://blog.yum9me.com/2009/07/my-firefox-extensions/comment-page-1/#comment-7174 fish Liew Fri, 21 Aug 2009 03:23:09 +0000 http://blog.yum9me.com/?p=429#comment-7174 how to solution how to solution

]]> By: Technopath http://blog.yum9me.com/2009/07/my-firefox-extensions/comment-page-1/#comment-6764 Technopath Sun, 26 Jul 2009 14:05:20 +0000 http://blog.yum9me.com/?p=429#comment-6764 @William Hook, Net Usage Item gets its information directly from your ISP, so it shows exactly what the ISP has recorded, and thus what they are going to charge you for. Adblock Plus is an essential for me because with it i will never see another annoying advertisement/forum signature/picture/frame. Firebug is a nice, fun app which lets you edit the code of webpages on the fly. very handy for developing websites as you can play around with existing sites until you find what makes up different features and how they would look if they were different. and Download Statusbar makes downloading things much nicer. @William Hook, Net Usage Item gets its information directly from your ISP, so it shows exactly what the ISP has recorded, and thus what they are going to charge you for.

Adblock Plus is an essential for me because with it i will never see another annoying advertisement/forum signature/picture/frame.

Firebug is a nice, fun app which lets you edit the code of webpages on the fly. very handy for developing websites as you can play around with existing sites until you find what makes up different features and how they would look if they were different.

and Download Statusbar makes downloading things much nicer.

]]> By: William Hook http://blog.yum9me.com/2009/07/my-firefox-extensions/comment-page-1/#comment-6763 William Hook Sun, 26 Jul 2009 12:29:14 +0000 http://blog.yum9me.com/?p=429#comment-6763 The first one sounds very useful, I'll give that one a try for sure. As for the bandwidth one, as much as I like to keep an eye on my usage, I think a program that runs on your PC isn't exactly accurate. Sure, I do most of my traffic on my PC, but I do about 5-10GB a month in PlayStation Network downloads, and lord knows what the other computers around my house are doing too (including my dad's ones). Of course, if it hooks into the ISP's stats, then that statement is sortof void, however, if you have an ISP like mine, which is unlimited but doesn't show your stats, then a bandwidth monitor built into the router itself is pretty useful. One of the many reasons why I like the Tomato firmware that I use. :) The first one sounds very useful, I’ll give that one a try for sure.

As for the bandwidth one, as much as I like to keep an eye on my usage, I think a program that runs on your PC isn’t exactly accurate. Sure, I do most of my traffic on my PC, but I do about 5-10GB a month in PlayStation Network downloads, and lord knows what the other computers around my house are doing too (including my dad’s ones).

Of course, if it hooks into the ISP’s stats, then that statement is sortof void, however, if you have an ISP like mine, which is unlimited but doesn’t show your stats, then a bandwidth monitor built into the router itself is pretty useful. One of the many reasons why I like the Tomato firmware that I use. :)

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