Common Firefox Extensions

Firefox, with its extensive plugin support, offers more features compared to other commonly used browsers (such as IE, Opera, etc.). A simple example is that Firefox is currently the only browser that supports simultaneous login for two Gmail accounts. Here's a brief introduction to a few commonly used Firefox plugins by 8O:

**DownThemAll**: A batch download tool designed specifically for Firefox. Previously, 8O used the Firefox extension of FlashGet, but now it has been replaced by DownThemAll (DTA). If you frequently need to perform batch downloads (such as images, e-books, etc.), DTA is definitely the best choice.

**IE Tab**: Turns Firefox into a dual-core browser. The initial reason for using this extension was that some websites had poor support for Firefox (or Firefox had poor compatibility with certain websites), so they could only be accessed through IE. Now, both website support for Firefox and Firefox's compatibility with websites have improved, and I thought IE Tab would no longer be necessary. However, I discovered that Firefox combined with IE Tab can allow you to log in to two Gmail accounts simultaneously within one browser, which makes IE Tab still indispensable.

These plugins significantly enhance Firefox's functionality and user experience, making it a favorite among users who require advanced browsing capabilities.