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If you use Firefox all day, as I do, you may have mastered a few of the navigational tools it offers, but there are a lot of them under the hood. You can be faster and more efficient with the browser if you learn some easy ways to use your mouse and keyboard to navigate. In this post, I’ll round up 10 tips for more efficient surfing. Quite a few of these will work in other browsers as well.

The purpose of this extension is to do one thing and do it well: provide tab switching using the mouse scroll wheel. I have found that while I enjoy all the extra functionality tab-focused extensions provide, tab-bar scrolling is the one function I really miss when it's gone. Simple preferences are provided for changing the direction of tab switching as well as whether scrolling past the ends of the tab bar wraps around or not. It is based on Dorando's old miniT extension.

A light-weight customizable mouse gestures extension. You can execute various commands with five types of mouse gestures: - Mouse Gestures (Move mouse with holding right-click) - Wheel Gestures (Scroll wheel with holding right-click) - Rocker Gestures (Left-click with holding right-click and vice versa) - Keypress Gestures (Mouse gesture with holding Ctrl / Shift key) - Tab Wheel Gestures (Scrolling wheel on the tab bar)

Fed up of people looking at your tabs’ names? Need a way to better organize tabs with new names and images to recognize them better and make your work easier? Photo Credit: 427 - Edited by Nicolo’ Canali De Rossi