And now for something completely off-topic. Which firefox extensions do you use? I'm mostly interested in the extensions that help web development in one way or another.
- Firebug - Anyone who is into web development, and not using firebug should be hit the face with a stick or something pointy.
- NoScript - If you are a web developer, you know you can't trust 90% of the other developers on the web. This extension prevents you from suffering from other peoples mistakes. As a bonus it also works like an ad-blocker. Because most ad-solutions use flash and/or javascript, you can easily block out certain domains.
- Web developer toolbar - Easy access to a lot of web developer tools. A lot of the features can also be achieved with Firebug, but I still like this one, because most tools are 2 clicks away.
- Whatmon - Monitor whatever. This is a really small extension that allows you to display a status of "whatever you want". All it takes is to generate a tiny XML document and you'll have it up and running.
Aesthetics
- Stop or reload - Merges the stop and reload button, because you never need both at the same time.
- Growl download notification - I like growl for all notification-style messages and I try to find plugins for every program it might be useful.
- History submenus - For a safari-style history menu.
- OS/X favicon theme - This firefox theme is exactly like the default firefox theme, except that it displays favicons in your bookmark toolbars, like on Windows and Linux.

Good list... I did the same thing with my add-ons.
http://www.synergymx.com/page.php?Title=FireFox_2_-_Add-on_Recommendations/
Yesssss! The missing favicons have been bothering me for ages. :DDD
Hi Evert.
You might want to look at Live Http Headers too, good for resending - peering into the mysteries of http headers.
I've found that having FireBug enabled means that after a litle while of running (with many tabs) I have to force-quite Firefox and restart due to it no longer being able to get a response from any request....
Justin,
Never had that issue.. maybe it helps to disable firebug by default, and only have it turned on for the sites you're actually debugging..
Evert
I also like the HTML Validator Marc Gueury wrote: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/249
It shows a little icon in your status bar with the number of warnings/ errors next to it. It also highlights the bad lines (if you have any) in your source viewer.
contrary to what the author states on the addons page of mozillla, it does work in OSX by the way..