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I have been using Firefox since 1.5 and have never looked back.  One of the things I liked most about Firefox is that you can extend it's functionality through add-ons.  Of course, IE, Chrome, Opera and Safari support this capability now following FF's lead.

I have tried 100s of different plugins over the years and like most users, there are a collection of plugins that I make daily use of.  I've decided to share my "keepers" with the internet at-large.   Please head over to My Firefox Add-Ons page for a look.

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Over the past year or so I have accumulated a bunch of WordPress plugins I want to check out to see if I might have use for them.  I also do WordPress programming and some plugins serve as great reference examples and learning experiences.

I have tested out 100+ plugins so far and I would say I have thrown 80% out.   I'll write a future post on my evaluation experiences but they key take aways are:

  • If it doesn't work pretty much right away -> delete.  Many other options out there
  • I tested on my development server environment that has Xdebug loaded.  You trigger a Xdebug dump -> delete.
  • I click on a settings screen and the plugin spews php code at me -> delete.
  • I'm sure I have missed some really great plugins I would find valuable.  I usually look at the screenshots section on WordPress Plugins.  These are valuable.  Surprising how many authors do not include a screenshot for perspective users.

So on to work through the R-Z plugins.  Nice to have some time to finally look through these.

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Welcome.   I am relaunching my personal blog.  I took a few years off from blogging and am ready to get back into it.

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