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Firefox 3- SEO goodness maintained, security may be flaky
Fri, 20 Jun 2008 12:48:08 by Joe Bursell

Firefox 3 was finally released on Tuesday 17th to a mixed reception. The security community picked a few holes in it- the unreliability of how it reports phishing sites and drive-by downloads being the main concerns.

My concern was how it would handle the SEO plugins that I rely on, on a day-to-day basis. I'd never thought about how much I take for granted something as simple as Number Google Results for Greasemonkey:

google-number-plugin

...but as an SEO when you're faced with the possibility of losing this kind of functionality, the upgrade can be a bit fraught.

However, it appears that most useful plugins are fully functional in Firefox 3:
Search Status
CSS Viewer
IE Tab
Web Developer Toolbar
Firebug
Greasemonkey (you need this plugin for Greasemonkey scripts to work)
Nofollow display Greasemonkey script
Numbered MSN Results Greasemonkey script - doesn't seem to work with Live though

...so, many thanks to Mozilla- its pretty much business as usual : )



Joe Bursell
Campaign Delivery Manager


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