https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/1937
This is neat and simple. I prefer macs but have to use a pc because of MS Project and Visio – but this adds a button to your firefox that onmouseover shows you all your open websites in a mac f8 (?) type of way. Pretty handy.
Popularity: 10% [?]
Blue Organizer (I’ll forgive the US spelling!)
This is very interesting and pretty powerful. At the basic level, it understands the context of web page you are viewing and then (upon right-click) gives you access to related links on google, flickr, wikipedia, delicious etc. Also does some very nice stuff for you bloggers out there that I haven’t quite investigated yet.
“What is BlueOrganizer?
BlueOrganizer is the new smart-browsing technology for Firefox. It automatically recognizes things like books, wine, travel destinations and offers contextual shortcuts between your favorite sites. With BlueOrganizer you can instantly send books to your Amazon Wishlist, find wines with similar taste on Wine.com, lookup maps on Google – all from one simple, personalized menu.”
Popularity: 12% [?]
This is a very interesting way of searching for Amazon products.
Amaznode: “Amazon related product search” that lets you type in any word, then creates a web of Amazon products that are in some way related to that word. The process is similar to what Amazon does when it recommends products for its users, except instead of basing the search on prior purchases (which could have been gifts for very boring people, thereby throwing off the whole system), Amaznode bases the search off of any one keyword.
It displays the results in a good visual fashion. So if you searched for ‘Rome’ it show you related books and DVDs etc but all grouped together nicely and you can check out the ifo before you click through.
Popularity: 10% [?]
Digital innovation in augmented reality, websites. mobile apps. including the iPhone, online advertising and any other campaign ideas and creative that floats our boat!
