Firefox launches Add-on Collections
Posted on 11 Jun 2009 at 09:00
Mozilla has launched a new feature that allows users to create "collections" of their favourite Firefox extensions.
Add-on Collections can be organised by theme - i.e. extensions for students or web designers - or as bespoke selections of your favourite browser plug-ins.
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Users can simply visit the Collections Directory, browse through the various collections and install the various extensions separately.
Alternatively, you can download the Add-on Collector extension for Firefox, and subscribe to various collections.
The Collector extension will notify you when new add-ons are added to the collection, but they won't be automatically installed on your browser.
Each collection also has its own RSS feed, so you can keep up-to-date with new additions that way.
Mozilla has created several sample collections to get the ball rolling, but it hopes they will soon be overtaken by user-generated compendiums. Collections that get the most subscribers will be ranked highest on the Collections website.
Author: Barry Collins
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