The following is a list of the add-ons that I use in my browser. I know that, strictly speaking, this is not to do with the development of this site, but indirectly it is.
…
I am embarking on an experiment to customise an ultramobile pc to act as a cloud computer. My intention is to have something that will replace my old PDA; function as a calendar and address book, as a notepad and journal; yet do this (as far as possible) using SaaS and cloud storage. My aim is to create another proof-of-concept for a larger project that I am researching: the memi, an extension of memory.
hass arived at Arcada in the rain, and expects to take off for sunny Rosario soon
has installed Firefox 3 on both laptops, with only a minor loss of add-ons (Furl, and Box.net)
believes that the signs suggest there will be a major earthquake on Rosario in the next day or so – followed by the return of The Fog
has got a long way with the rebuilding, with Catharina; and is very happy to know that Eva has got a long way with the web site too
discovered Balliwick at www.spinmass.com – it makes creating RAW files for SL terrains a MUCH more intuitive process…
is writing synopses and outlines this morning
is going outside to experience the autumn weather for himself
thinks Anna is right about IE Tab for FF. It *is* awesome 
installed Foxtab and is very impressed indeed.
has managed to get somewhere today. More tomorrow then
has found Tab Catalog for Linux, which (used with Vertigo & F11) maximises FF on the eeePC screen
This week I have added two services to this site and one to Firefox. What they have in common is an alleged ability to make my life simpler by linking things together and saving me work.