March 19, 2007 at 15:44How to add Firefox functionality to IE7
If for some reason the corporate man is forced to use the hated browser Internet Explorer 7 at work, then he has two options: either change his job, or make the working browser as similar as possible to the Fire Fox. The second is feasible with the help of several extensions.
IE7Pro - many features from popular Firefox extensions, including crash recovery, ad filter, mouse movement commands, user-agent changes, etc.
Inline search - full-text search on the page during the character set process (unlike Firefox, it works after Ctrl + F).
ieSpell - grammar check (unlike Firefox, you need to click a button to see errors).
Feed Folder is an analogue of Live Bookmarks in FF.
Developer toolbar - viewing DOM elements on a web page, detecting and structuring objects in code.
via Google Operating System
IE7Pro - many features from popular Firefox extensions, including crash recovery, ad filter, mouse movement commands, user-agent changes, etc.
Inline search - full-text search on the page during the character set process (unlike Firefox, it works after Ctrl + F).
ieSpell - grammar check (unlike Firefox, you need to click a button to see errors).
Feed Folder is an analogue of Live Bookmarks in FF.
Developer toolbar - viewing DOM elements on a web page, detecting and structuring objects in code.
via Google Operating System