Some More Firefox Extensions- II

Hello Friends, This week also I come with four very good Firefox extensions. They are Next Tab,Paste Email Plus,Auto Context and GTD Inbox. Let’s have a look on each of the Firefox Extension.

GTD Inbox:GTDInbox (formerly GTDGmail) transforms Gmail into a powerhouse of productivity and manageability. It gives you a better inbox.

Faster daily use of Gmail: Do your most common functions within one or two intuitive clicks using a new popup command box that lets you preview, archive, delete or modify labels on your emails.
Turn Emails into Tasks: Mark emails as actions to be completed and give them a priority. Process actions by project, context or person.
Browse Gmail as a Personal Information Database: Categories actions, communication and resources (e.g. files, meeting plans, invoices) into meaningful clusters - such as by project, context or contact - for easier information discovery and retrieval later.
Give Gmail New Features: Preview messages, pre-label messages before you send them, multi-task by easily opening new windows, and more.

Auto Context: If you frequently use the context menu of Firefox then Auto context is very useful for.Auto Context show you the context menu when ever you highlight the text on Firefox. You can completely customize the menu that automatically appears, which is a great opportunity to break free of the menu items that you never use. The menu that you’ll see by default is already quite slim though.

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Paste Email Plus: Paste Email Plus allows you to store unlimited text lines that can be pasted into any online text box field. It is useful for filling forms with commonly entered text such as email addresses, passwords, credit card numbers, forum signatures or any other long and/or awkward text that you frequently type into online forms.Paste Email Plus supports password encryption, multi-line paste text, and even text file upload for large pastes. Paste Email (original) textlines can be imported.

Next Tab: When you right click on any hyperlink you get an option that open it in a new tab. Some times you want that new tab open next to the current tab, here This light weight Next Tab Firefox extension comes into the picture.You will get an option to "open the link next to current tab" in the context menu. Click on it and the tab will be opened right next to the current tab.

Next Week I will come with some more new browser extension that will help you to improve Internet browsing.

Source : Lifehacker, CyberNet, Mozilla