If you’re like me, you probably lost a few extensions during the upgrade to Firefox 3 because the original author simply disappeared and never updated his extensions, or perhaps you came up against a problem and all the solutions seem to point towards an extension incompatible with Firefox 3.

Has it ever happened to you that a service asked for your email address just to send you a password, a download link or anything like that, but you couldn’t give it out, or simply didn’t want to? A great solution in order to keep your address all for your self without leaving it to untrusted sites, is to create a disposable Inbox, that will only last for a few hours maybe, that will allow you to receive email messages as if it was a real account.

In this guide I have collected some of the best temporary email services that I found out there

Firefox stock functions not cutting it for ya? Did you know you can add to the abilities of Firefox. It's true and will show you how it's done on today's Tekzilla Daily!

Mozilla recently collaborated with the Netherlands-based design firm Sofa to refresh some of our OS X application and file system level icons for both Firefox and the wider Mozilla platform. The result of their work is really fantastic:

A recent patch to Shiretoko, Firefox 3.1 development branch, has added support for menu popup and selection sounds on Windows.

If you have defined sounds for these events via Control Panel/Sounds, Firefox will now play them. No support yet for blocked pop-ups, clicked links or any other event.