Jeremy Atkinson posts a great list of his favorite Firefox extensions. I'm a big fan of Firefox, and I already have a few of my own favorite extensions. I'm definitely going to be trying some on his list.

He divided his favorites into four categories: Web developing, Web surfing, reference and information, and media. I'm especially interested in some of his suggestions for reference and information. Some of these really look like winners. How about the Quick Translation extension? Just highlight a word and the translation pops up for you. I'm going to try Converter too. It will help me with metric measurements--and even convert different timezones to my local time.

I already have Cooliris Previews, which he has listed in his surfing category--and Image Zoom which is listed in the media group. I highly recommend both.

I'd have to add one of my favorites into his surfing category--or maybe it would go into a new category called navigating. It's Mouse Gestures. Very cool .. you save a fraction of a second by just using a mouse movement to go back a page, open a new tab, or open a link in a new tab. The Internet is all about speed, and fractions of seconds add up! It's smoother and faster to use a mouse movement rather than reaching for the toolbar or the keyboard.

It's pretty cool to have all these options available. If you're a Firefox user, pick and choose which ones work for you!