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Everybody would like to make searching Google just a little better right? The only problem is that what I think would be better and what you think would be better is probably different. That is where this Firefox extension comes into play. The CustomizeGoogle extension does all the Google tweaks you would ever want, and then some.

Here is what the folks at CustomizeGoogle.com have to say about it:

CustomizeGoogle is a Firefox extension that enhances Google search results by adding extra information (like links to Yahoo, Ask.com, MSN etc) and removing unwanted information (like ads and spam). Read the rest of this entry »

Browsing be faster use keyboard Shortcuts in ther firefox browser

• CTRL + A Select all text on a webpage
• CTRL + B Open the Bookmarks sidebar
• CTRL + C Copy the selected text to the Windows clipboard
• CTRL + D Bookmark the current webpage
• CTRL + F Find text within the current webpage
• CTRL + G Find more text within the same webpage
• CTRL + H Opens the webpage History sidebar
• CTRL + I Open the Bookmarks sidebar
• CTRL + J Opens the Download Dialogue Box
• CTRL + K Places the cursor in the Web Search box ready to type your search
• CTRL + L Places the cursor into the URL box ready to type a website address
• CTRL + M Opens your mail program (if you have one) to create a new email message
• CTRL + N Opens a new Firefox window
• CTRL + O Open a local file
• CTRL + P Print the current webpage
• CTRL + R Reloads the current webpage
• CTRL + S Save the current webpage on your PC
• CTRL + T Opens a new Firefox Tab
• CTRL + U View the page source of the current webpage
• CTRL + V Paste the contents of the Windows clipboard
• CTRL + W Closes the current Firefox Tab or Window (if more than one tab is open)
• CTRL + X Cut the selected text
• CTRL + Z Undo the last action

If you have a fast machine, you may want to eliminate the quarter-second delay before Firefox draws a page on the screen. If you have a slow machine, you probably want to leave the delay there, because the total time to draw the page on the screen will probably increase.
Here’s how:

1. Open the Configuration window by typing about:config in the address bar and pressing Enter.
2. Right-click any blank place in the Configuration window and choose New - Integer Firefox comes up with a New Integer Value dialog box
3. Type nglayout.initialpaint.delay in the box and click OK. Firefox asks for an integer value.
4. Type 0 (that’s the number zero) and then click OK. The Configuration window shows a new Preference Name called nglayout.initialpaint.delay, with a value of 0.
5. Close all the copies of Firefox that are running. The next time you start Firefox, your setting takes effect. Hold onto your hat. That quarter-second can be almost perceptible