Okay, Alec got me hooked on this one last year. I've always been up for trying little-known software, especially open source (free software that a large group of people all over the world is developing - Linux is probably the best known open source software). I don't think I realized how hooked I was until today. I'm working from home again this morning. Dell people are supposed to be out to the office sometime this afternoon to put a new motherboard in my laptop. Until then, I'm working from the computer upstairs in our house. One problem is that I'm so used to using Mozilla Firefox as my internet browser that I had to go through a short setup period this morning to get it installed with all of the extensions I normally use. Tried Internet Explorer - too inferior anymore for me. If you want to try it out for yourself (it's free!) you can download it at www.mozilla.org. Here's the extensions that I have installed & how dependent I am on them. If you get Firefox, you'll want to get some of these extensions for yourself to really make the browser great. Click here for more information about each of these ... Extensions I Use All of the Time - Essential
Bookmarks Synchronizer
BugMeNot
Clone Window
Close Tab on Double Click
Download Sort
Duplicate Tab
Launchy
MiniT
Super DragAndGo

Extensions I Use Sometimes - Good, But Not Essential
DictionarySearch
Web Developer

Extensions I Have Running in the Background - Work Without Me Even Knowing It
Popup Count
CuteMenus
Focus Last Selected Tab
Allow Right-Click
Sort Bookmarks
SuperScroll
Tabbrowser Preferences

New Extensions - Ones I've Just Downloaded & am Going to Try Out
LoremIpsum Content Generator
Down Them All
TinyURL Creator