FFlauncher 0.4
FFlauncher is a a very small and free utility for launching multiple versions and profiles of Thunderbird, Firefox or SeaMonkey at the same time.
|
0.00 
Freeware
0K
Windows Vista 
FFlauncher is a a very small and free utility for launching multiple versions and profiles of Thunderbird, Firefox or SeaMonkey at the same time. Any external application is also supported. It tucks itself in your system tray
tags
Download FFlauncher 0.4
Similar software
FFlauncher 0.4
Nanaki
FFlauncher is a a very small and free utility for launching multiple versions and profiles of Thunderbird, Firefox or SeaMonkey at the same time.
TrayLaunchy 0.5
TrayLaunchy
TrayLaunchy is a small tool that was designed for launching applications from the system tray.
Rainbowpicker 0.5
Toad King
Rainbowpicker is an extension for Firefox / SeaMonkey / Thunderbird that helps you easily choose a color.
Thunderbird-Tray 1.2
Felix Geyer
Thunderbird-Tray is a "system tray launcher / minimize to system tray" application developed for Mozilla Thunderbird.
Tinderstatus 0.2.3
Myk Melez
Tinderstatus is a small Firefox/SeaMonkey extension that will display the current status of the Firefox, SeaMonkey, Thunderbird, XULRunner and Camino tinderboxen and whether the tree is open or closed in an icon on the browser's status bar, that enables you to keep a close watch on the tree if you have recently checked in code, are sheriffing for the day, or are just interested in keeping tabs on how the code is doing.
SeaMonkey 1.1
Mozilla
The SeaMonkey project is a community effort to deliver production-quality releases of code derived from the application formerly known as "Mozilla Application Suite".
MinimizeToTray 0.0.1.2006102615+
Mook, Brad Peterson
Minimizes Mozilla windows into the system tray.
BackupFox 0.73
Antonis Kaladis
BackupFox is a very easy, user-friendly application that helps users backup their Mozilla Firefox & Thunderbird profiles.
keyconfig 20060828
Dorando
Use the keyconfig extension to easily change the keyboard shortcuts in your Mozilla Firefox/SeaMonkey web browser or Mozilla Thunderbird e-mail client
Shortcuts defined via a can be changed but only changing those which itself call a function (those with a command or oncommand attribute) has an effect (all others fulfill only cosmetic purposes it seems and are grayed out).
Thunderbird Biff 2.1.2
David White
Having recently switched from the Mozilla Suite to Firefox/Thunderbird, I was sorry to loose some aspects of the integration between browser and email.
RSS