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Firefox users, the Quick Reads extension is finally out! I got off my ass and just finished the damn thing, and it turned out to be pretty easy…should've done this months ago 🤦🏻♂️
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ZenTheir words
Zen: I'm also a fan of Brave, but Zen is a great browser because it's open-source and firefox-based, but with all the customization and utilization I need.
1 December 2025
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Usesrcmnd.app
SafariTheir words
I switched to Firefox when Safari 15 was released. John Gruber summarized the issues I had with it perfectly. Since Apple reverted their design changes in recent releases, I'm back at using Safari as my primary
14 July 2024
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Firefox Developer EditionTheir words
Firefox Developer Edition for development/sandboxed work
4 December 2020
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NetlifyTheir words
Other software I use to build stuff includes Netlify for hosting, GitHub for version control and collaboration, SVGO and TinyPNG for optimization, Kap for screen recording, GoatCounter for analytics, and Chrome and Firefox dev tools.
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GoatCounterTheir words
Other software I use to build stuff includes Netlify for hosting, GitHub for version control and collaboration, SVGO and TinyPNG for optimization, Kap for screen recording, GoatCounter for analytics, and Chrome and Firefox dev tools.
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KapTheir words
Other software I use to build stuff includes Netlify for hosting, GitHub for version control and collaboration, SVGO and TinyPNG for optimization, Kap for screen recording, GoatCounter for analytics, and Chrome and Firefox dev tools.
12 December 2019
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Usesrcmnd.app
Firefox DeveloperTheir words
Firefox Developer has been my main browser since January 2020.
10 December 2019
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Usesrcmnd.app
ChromeTheir words
I primarily live in Chrome, but keep flirting with Firefox, and could see heading back full-time in the next few months.
21 November 2019
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JSLintTheir words
I improve my JavaScript with JSLint. I test my JavaScript on Firefox, Chrome, and Edge, in that order.
15 October 2019
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Usesrcmnd.app
DuckDuckGoTheir words
DuckDuckGo is my default search engine. Firefox is my default browser.
4 October 2019
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Likedrcmnd.app
TridactylTheir words
Firefox is my favorite web browser. This is in large part due to Tridactyl, an add-on that makes the interface Vim-like, which makes the interface far more capable.
25 August 2015
14 April 2015
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Usesrcmnd.app
HTTPS EverywhereTheir words
Firefox is my browser, with a whole bunch of security plug-ins like AdBlock Plus, BetterPrivacy, and HTTPS Everywhere.
19 March 2012
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Lovedrcmnd.app
FirebugTheir words
I keep Firefox around for testing and because Firebug is still the best way to debug a site.
6 January 2012
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Usesrcmnd.app
StayfocusdTheir words
I use LeechBlock on Firefox and StayFocusd on Chrome to permanently block all timewasting sites.
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LeechBlockTheir words
I use LeechBlock on Firefox and StayFocusd on Chrome to permanently block all timewasting sites.
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8 March 2011
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Usesrcmnd.app
Camino 2Their words
Camino 2 is my personal-surfing browser, whereas Firefox plus Firebug and the Web Developer Toolbar is my development environment.
20 November 2010
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GmailTheir words
Firefox with about twenty extensions for browsing, Gmail for email - which I don't like, but I can't find a better alternative to suit my needs.
9 September 2010
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TextMateTheir words
Mostly: Basecamp, Highrise, Campfire, Backpack, Writeboard, Ta-da List, TextMate, Dropbox, Git, Safari/Firefox/Chrome, Propane, Terminal, Instapaper, Photoshop, Mail, Divvy, MobileMe, Transmit, Logbook (desktop client for the Backpack journal), Airfoil, iTunes, Keynote, 1Password, Pulsar (desktop client for Sirius radio).
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BasecampTheir words
Mostly: Basecamp, Highrise, Campfire, Backpack, Writeboard, Ta-da List, TextMate, Dropbox, Git, Safari/Firefox/Chrome, Propane, Terminal, Instapaper, Photoshop, Mail, Divvy, MobileMe, Transmit, Logbook (desktop client for the Backpack journal), Airfoil, iTunes, Keynote, 1Password, Pulsar (desktop client for Sirius radio).
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DivvyTheir words
Mostly: Basecamp, Highrise, Campfire, Backpack, Writeboard, Ta-da List, TextMate, Dropbox, Git, Safari/Firefox/Chrome, Propane, Terminal, Instapaper, Photoshop, Mail, Divvy, MobileMe, Transmit, Logbook (desktop client for the Backpack journal), Airfoil, iTunes, Keynote, 1Password, Pulsar (desktop client for Sirius radio).
27 June 2010
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Usesrcmnd.app
KonquerorTheir words
I use Konqueror as a web browser whenever possible, but have Firefox 3.6 installed for websites where Konqueror doesn't work.
17 May 2010
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