If you’re like me who likes to tinker and tweak their web browsers, try something new and add a little bit of spice to your Firefox experience. A 3D view of all opened, recently closed, and top-picked websites would be great. FoxTab is a very appealing 3D tab management application that was especially designed for Mozilla’s Firefox

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Turn your Boring FireFox Layout to 3D via FoxTab
For those who are using docking programs for their Windows like StarDock ObjectDock and other similar software, they would need a way to hide the Windows taskbar. Some may want to do it automatically when they boot up their computer

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Hide the Windows Taskbar with Taskbar Eliminator
If you have a lot of bookmarks and bookmark folders on the Bookmarks Toolbar in Firefox and they don’t all fit in one row, there is an option for condensing them. The Smart Bookmarks Bar extension can help you by hiding the text on the Bookmarks Toolbar and only showing icons. Install the extension at https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/4072 .

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Condensing the Bookmarks Toolbar in Firefox
Do you want an easy way to extend the functionality of the tabs in Firefox? Tabberwocky provides many features to enhance the usability of the tabs, including the ability to duplicate, protect, and lock tabs, and to have a multi-row tab bar and new and close tab buttons, and to customize the context menu for the tabs

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Increase the Functionality of Your Firefox Tabs
During component-based and object-oriented software development, software classes exhibit relationships that complicate integration, including method calls, inheritance and aggregation. Classes are integrated and tested in specific orders , where each class is added and tested one by one to see if it integrates successfully. A difficulty arises when cyclic dependencies exist—the functionality that is used by the first class to be tested must be mimicked by creating ‘stubs’ (sometimes called ‘mock objects’), an expensive and error-prone operation