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Mozilla announced the winners of its third “Extend Firefox” contest, an annual competition that recognizes the year’s best Firefox add-ons.
This year’s contest, which launched in March and brought in more than 100 entries, focused on add-ons that took advantage of Mozilla’s newest open-source browser, Firefox 3.0. The company awarded three grand prizes in the “Best New Add-on” category to Pencil , a diagramming and graphics interface tool; Tagmarks , which adds additional tagging icons to Firefox 3.0’s location bar; and HandyTag , an extension that provides relevant keywords for associating with bookmarked sites.
Winners:
The Pencil Project’s unique mission is to extend Firefox 3 to an opensource tool for making diagrams and GUI prototyping that everyone can use. Pencil makes uses of the SVG support in Firefox 3 to implement all the shape rendering and scripting.
Tagmarks-
This add-ons adds a set of icons to the quick bookmarks, allowing you to quickly add tags to your bookmarks by clicking on each icon.
HandyTag -
HandyTag simply providing a complete set of most relevant keywords in the bookmark’s edition panel. These keywords are retrieved from many different sources.
Via – Readwriteweb.
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Tagmarks looks pretty decent. Must try all of these later.