Cool Mozilla Firefox extension of the day (at least for Windows): ForecastFox. Under Linux, the GNOME Weather applet is more generally useful, although ForecastFox has the advantage of taking up otherwise-useless space in the Firefox status bar.
Cool Mozilla Firefox extension of the day (at least for Windows): ForecastFox. Under Linux, the GNOME Weather applet is more generally useful, although ForecastFox has the advantage of taking up otherwise-useless space in the Firefox status bar.
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2 comments:
Chris,
The same plug-in works for Firefox on a Mac as well. Quite nicely, I should add. It says for all versions so you might want to try it on Linux.
Yes, it does work under Linux… not sure if it’s much of an improvement over the weather applet on my GNOME menu bar, though.