My Firefox 4 setup

After two weeks since the Firefox 4 (FF4) release, I decided to switch back again to Firefox from Google’s Chrome. But I miss Chrome a lot, so I configured FF4 almost like a Chrome… ¿how? using those themes and plugins:
- FXChrome Theme: this theme claims to work only on Windows, but I’m using it on Linux without any problem
- Movable Firefox Button: Converts the FF4 menu to a button that you can place on your navigation tab (to the right, like on Chrome)
- Omnibar: Joins the address box and the search box in only one box
- Titlebar Tweaker Plus: Hides title bar on Linux, on Windows you can use better options like “Hide Caption Titlebar Plus”, but on FF4 this last doesn’t work on Linux
- Close Button: Without the title bar, I need a button to close FF4, I put it to the right of the tabs, (If using the “Hide Caption Titlebar Plus” you don’t need this)
- Barlesque: the new FF4 addon bar occupies all the window bottom, this extension collapses this bar on the bottom right (configurable), having much more space for browsing
And I also recommend this plugins:
- AdBlock Plus: Removes ads from web pages
- Speed Dial: Shows your favourite site on dials like Opera
- FaviconizeTab: Adds a contextual menu on tabs to show only the favicon instead of the title on the tabs
- Download Statusbar: Shows the downloads on the status bar
- Echofon: a small twitter client, I miss the TweetDeck Chome app, but it seems that soon will be avaiable for FF4
- Cutyfox URL Shortener: I use it to fast-shorten URLs with bit.ly
- DownloadHelper: to download videos from Youtube and a lot of video sites
- User Agent Switcher: some apps (Ok, JDEdwards) need to change the User-Agent header to work properly, also a good tool to test mobile web browsing
That’s the result:

Creo que todos nos hemos imaginado alguna vez cómo sería la televisión sin anuncios… en el caso de la web no es necesario imaginar, ya que hay una fabulosa extensión para el navegador