Furled pages for topic firefox

For searching each of following topics i have spend a lot. Y need almost all to these if you really love working on Firefox ( I do love)

• XUL Tutorial:Property Files - MDC [?]
  Clipping: In a script, entities cannot be used. Property files are used instead.
• Firefox Extensions: Questions and answers from the newsgroups
• Firefox plugin the gap that Microsoft fails to fill. [?]
  Clipping: Firefox plugin the gap that Microsoft fails to fill.
• Unofficial Firefox changelogs [?]
  Clipping: These changelogs are more detailed than the official release notes, which concentrate on new features.
• Extension Development - MozillaZine Forums
• Gecko:Effective TLD Service - MozillaWiki [?]
  Clipping: #include "nsIEffectiveTLDService.h" var tld = Components.classes["@mozilla.org/network/effective-tld-service;1"] .getService(Components.interfaces.nsIEffectiveTLDService); var hostLength = tld.getEffectiveTLDLength(hostname);
• John Resig - Microformats in Firefox 3 [?]
  Clipping: In Firefox 3, it's looking likely that there's going to be native handling of Microformats.
• Mozilla Labs Blog - Introducing Operator [?]
  Clipping: Introducing Operator, a Microformat Detection Extension for Firefox 2
• AJAX Debugging with Firebug
• XUL Code snippets:Tabbed browser - MDC [?]
  Clipping: Here you should find a set of useful code snippets to help you work with Firefox's tabbed browser. The comments normally mark where you should be inserting your own code.
• Mozilla Developer Guide - Parsing and Serializing XML [?]
  Clipping: This section will demonstrate parsing and storing XML.
• mykzilla: improving microsummary discoverability
• Components.utils.reportError - MDC [?]
  Also: dump debugging messsages to console
  Clipping: reports a JavaScript Error object to the JavaScript console
• Creating dialogs - MozillaZine Knowledge Base [?]
  Clipping: Whenever you want to create a dialog in your application, use

  (instead of usual ) as root element in the XUL file.
• Working with windows in chrome code - MDC [?]
  Clipping: This article describes working with multiple windows in Mozilla chrome code (XUL applications and Extensions).
• Firefox/Thunderbird Extension Wizard [?]
  Clipping: The Extension Wizard generates an extension skeleton to meet your needs. It is intended to save the time you would normally spend copying and pasting from your previous extensions or sample extensions.
• I know what you've got (Firefox Extensions) [?]
  Clipping: The chrome protocol handler enables reaching into the FF browser extensions folder to access image resources.
• Developing Firefox Extensions with GNU/Linux : Page 1 [?]
  Clipping: Kris will teach you how to use command line build tools to construct a complete Firefox extension
• WP-Microsummary: Microsummaries plugin for WordPress [?]
  Clipping: he purpose of this plugin is to return the latest blog post title as plain text, to be used as a "microsummary" for Firefox 2.0+ A microsummary acts as a "live bookmark", always reflecting the latest headline of the bookmarked website.
• Firefox & Greasemonkey: Pimp Your Web on Squidoo
• GeorgeNava.com - XUL Application Launcher [?]
  Many XUL applications, including source code viewer (use Firefox).
  
• Microsummaries - MozillaWiki [?]
  Proposed/implemented in FF 2.0. Could be the (short) title of most recent RSS feed item. A bit of a hack, but interesting to see wrere this goes...
  Clipping: Microsummaries are regularly-updated succinct compilations of the most important information on web pages. They are compact enough to fit in the space available to a bookmark label, provide more useful information about pages than static page titles, and are regularly updated as new information becomes available.
• mozdev.org - greasemonkey: authoring [?]
  Clipping: Mark Pilgrim has given the Greasemonkey community Dive into Greasemonkey, the best reference imaginable. The stuff below might be slightly more up-to-date
• FireBug - JoeHewitt.com [?]
  Clipping: FireBug lets you explore the far corners of the DOM by keyboard or mouse. All of the tools you need to poke, prod, and monitor your JavaScript, CSS, HTML and Ajax are brought together into one seamless experience, including an error console, command line, and a variety of fun inspectors.
• Dev Articles [?]
  Clipping: This article gets you started on creating the main interface for an application. Among other things, it covers sub-menus, toolbars, and the main content window.
• Firefox Extension: Firefox Statusbar Tutorial - How to add stuff to the statusbar in Firefox/Mozilla
• XUL Apps - outsider reflex [?]
  Clipping: XUL Applications for Netscape 7 & Mozilla
• Inside Firefox - The Inside Track on Firefox Development [?]
  A developers' view on the emergence of Firefox
  
• Getting started with extension development - MozillaZine Knowledge Base [?]
  Clipping: This article describes steps needed to get started with extensions development. Last two sections have a few development tips and packaging information. Most of it is targeted at beginners in extension development, although the setup tips should be useful for everybody.
• Setting up extension development environment - MozillaZine Knowledge Base [?]
  Clipping: This describes some changes you can do to your system to make extension development easier
• Chickenfoot [?]
  Clipping: Chickenfoot is a tool that puts a programming environment in Firefox so you can write scripts to manipulate web pages and automate web browsing. In Chickenfoot, scripts are written in a superset of Javascript that includes special functions specific to web tasks.
• Extensions - MDC [?]
  Clipping: Extensions are small add-ons that add new functionality to Mozilla applications such as Firefox and Thunderbird. They can add anything from a toolbar button to a completely new feature. They allow the application to be customized to fit the personal needs of each user if they need additional features, while keeping the applications small to download.
• Building an Extension - MDC [?]
  Firefox 1.5+
  Clipping: This tutorial will take you through the steps required to build a very basic extension - one which adds a status bar panel to the Firefox browser containing the text "Hello, World!" Note This tutorial is about building extensions for Firefox 1.5. Other tutorials exist for building extensions for earlier versions of Firefox.
• XPCNativeWrapper - MozillaZine Knowledge Base [?]
  Clipping: XPCNativeWrapper is a JavaScript object that should be used whenever privileged code is used to access unprivileged code. It is used to create a security wrapper that guarantees that the "native" methods/properties of an object will be called (and not the methods overriden by the webpage).
• Avoid Common Pitfalls in Greasemonkey [?]
  Greasemonkey Hack #12 documents historical changes to the Greasemonkey API and gives guidelines for proper usage of the GM 0.5+ architecture.
  Clipping: How the History of Greasemonkey Security Affects You Now
• Event Cache Follow-up [?]
  Clipping: here’s a short follow-up to the original Event Cache article. Let’s start with the best news: the script is now known to work in Internet Explorer, Safari and Mozilla.
• Event Cache [?]
  Clipping: Event Cache is a small script which can store the events you have set on a page and remove them on unload. This way it can prevent memory leakage
• Fixing JavaScript memory leaks for good. - talideon.com [?]
  JS closures, memory leaks in MSIE and Mozilla/FF
  
• Greasemonkey user script: Flickr - Link Original Image [?]
  Clipping: The script adds an icon, with text ORIG, on top of thumbnail images. Clicking this link takes you directly to the original (full size) image on Flickr.
• Greasemonkey user script: Podsafe Music Media Links [?]
  Clipping: Download "Pod safe media" directly from music.podshow.com - this saves you the hassle of creating yet another throw-away user account.
• Greasemonkey user script: Resize Useit.com [?]
  Clipping: Modify the stylesheet rules of Jacob Nielsen's useit.com to use more modestly sized text styles. This is especially useful if you want to print an article, otherwise you will spill more paper than needed on the huge fonts.
• Web Browser Extensions - Library Success: A Best Practices Wiki
• Canvas tutorial - Devmo
• Simon Willison: Firefox 1.5 developer highlights
• Mozilla XPath Documentation
• Annotate Links [?]
  GM script, Add a reference of inline links to the bottom of a web page
  
• Ken Schutte.com: Slogger [?]
  Clipping: Slogger is an extension for Mozilla Firefox which can create a customizable browser history, automatically store all pages you visit locally, log pages via various search providers, and more. Slogger has many options and is designed to be highly customizable.
• Google Groups : 43 Folders
• DOM Parsing With XPath and JavaScript | Wed 20 Apr 2005 | Blog | CodeStore
• Ted's Mozilla page - Extension Developer's Extension [?]
  XUL and XPI tools, cool!
  
• MozBrowser.nl