The following is the updated comprehensive list of skins, extensions, and scripts that are all compatible with deviantART v5 and Mozilla Firefox 2.0. If you are one of the deviants who helps create these fine add-ons, please remember to always note us when you release anything new so we can be sure to add it.

Sorted in alphabetical order by devART username of creator.

*AeonOfTime
deviantToolbox

~arphire
deviantGALLERY

$ArtBIT
dAmn Friends
dAmn Those Links
dAway System
randomLinks

*ayembee
DeviantCopyPaste For Firefox
deviantEmoteBar
DeviantLink for Firefox

~bentomlin
dAmnNote

~BlueRatchet
dAmn Buddies
Reply to Subject

`bluespeed9
deviantMessage
deviantSkin

=BoffinbraiN
Gallery Toolbox

$dancewiththesky
deviantEXPERIENCE: CrystalBall
deviantEXPERIENCE: DailyFAQ
deviantEXPERIENCE: DeviousMorning
deviantEXPERIENCE: FetchMore
deviantEXPERIENCE: Memories
deviantEXPERIENCE: Panorama
deviantEXPERIENCE: PowerMode
deviantEXPERIENCE: RainDrop
deviantEXPERIENCE: RecommendMe
deviantEXPERIENCE: TransW00t
deviantFIX: FeatureThis
deviantFIX: NoThanks
deviantFIX: RelatedNews
deviantFIX: WatchFromGallery

*dehk
dA Search Extension for Firefox

!djthyrax
devART Search Engine
devART Forum Search Engine

`doofsmack
GallerySkip 0.9

@electricjonny
Better Gallery Forums

=falexx
Deviant Statistics

~faragerri
Firefox: Fast Emoticons

=FarFromTheBox
dA search plugin

=glue
deviantART: Shadow Killer

Henrik Nyh
DeviantArt Thumbnail As Favicon

`hyper-psycho
DevART + Google Search Plug-in
deviantART Beta Search Plugin

+ipholio
dA Script : Hide User Menu
deviantART Skin For Facebook

~jbergler
dAmn Auto Join

~JordanJames
deviantART Toolbar

~LBreda
Stylish Script - Round corners

*Lucanos
deviantART - Beggar Breaker
deviantART - CSSNullify
deviantART - E-llama-nator
deviantART - FAQ On Top
deviantART - Full Viewer
deviantART - Full View Fixer
deviantART - Immobilizer
deviantART - Keywords
deviantART - Play It Again
deviantART - Random Love
deviantART - Shoehorn

`mp3chuck
dANav 1.0

~nadiamode
deviantART Toolbar Button

=neko-mangaka
dA Message Count Widget
onPageFavView v5

~NekoDramon
deviantFORUM - Mark Recent
deviantLIT - Friendly Format
deviantNOTES

~philho
Deviants - Friends - Combo box
Is this deviant watching you?

=rotane
dATitleCleaner

~shockwire
GallerySkip 0.9.2

`siebenzehn
dAx

=Solitude12
Birthdays Menu
dA Birthday Today - BIG UPDATE
dA Quick Menu Links
deviantART Quick Notes v2.0
deviantART ShoutBox Button
deviantART Today Date Adder
deviantSTATS
Random Birthday

~starfox00
dA Comments Block

=sumopiggy
dAmn Chatroom Styler

~the-boy
dA koh33Browse Extension

`thespook
Artists category links - updt2
GM script: Artist's Gallery
Side-by-Side Notes

*trapets
divide

`xork
deviantLIT formatter 0.3.3

*yeesha
deviantART Translate

`Zikes
deviantPLUS
HideReplies

$zilla774
dA Facebook
dA gmail
dAogle
dA Wikipedia
deviantART about:blank
SuperTurboBattleMenuZilla v.02

Mozilla Firefox is a free browser developed by Mozilla Corporation and by thousands of open source enthusiasts all over the world. The development of Firefox started on the basis of the Mozilla engine, which was used in Netscape Navigator and was the response of the open source community to the dominating position of the insecure and full of bugs Internet Explorer from Microsoft.

Originally development was started by Dave Hyatt and Blake Ross but soon hundreds of developers worldwide joined them in their efforts to create a fast, reliable, and secure Web browser. The very first preliminary versions of FireFox appeared in September 2002 (under the name Phoenix). The name "Firefox" was adopted on February 9, 2004. Since then several major versions of Firefox have been released and the latest release is FireFox 1.5 (November 2005).

Although a relatively new browser, Firefox is quickly gaining popularity. It is estimated that as of November 2005, its global market share was 9.4%. The market share of Firefox in the USA is about 10%, in Europe it is about 20% and in particular countries (Finland for example) it has reached 40%! The tendency is clear - Firefox is quickly taking shares from other browsers (mainly Internet Explorer) and it can be expected that in a year or two it will be the most popular Web browser.

Firefox is a fast and secure open source browser and is offered for free from the site of Mozilla Firefox. Unlike its predecessor Netscape Communicator, which included an integrated mail client and news reader, FireFox is only a browser, although the Mozilla Foundation develops a separate free open source mail client: Mozilla Thunderbird.

One of the main characteristics of Firefox is that the core browser (which includes the main functionality) is extremely lightweight. Firefox is modular and highly configurable. There are hundreds of themes and extensions, which allow to change its appearance and to add new functionality to it as desired. Firefox is highly configurable and you have options to fine-tune almost every aspect of its functionality.

An indisputable advantage of Firefox is that it is really cross-platform. Firefox is supported for Windows (98, Me, 2000, XP, 2003, etc.), Macintosh, and Linux and generally runs on Solaris, FreeBSD, BeOSm, SkyOS, and many others.

And if English is not your mother tongue and you prefer to use Firefox in a different language, chances are that a translation for your language of choice already exists. If not yet, the tools for internationalization and localization make it an easy task to translate Firefox in any human language.

The myriad of Firefox features, which are dealt in more detail in this article, the ease with which new functionality is added via extensions, its robustness and security and the fact that it is free and open source, have all contributed to turning Firefox into the preferred browser for millions of users worldwide.

If you are new to computers and Internet and you have just bought your PC with Internet Explorer pre-installed on it, you might wonder why make efforts to download and install an alternative browser, when you already have what to browse the Web with. Well, it is not exactly so because Firefox is much better than Internet Explorer in almost any aspect and going to the Mozilla site to download the latest version of Firefox is not difficult at all.

Using Firefox has many advantages. First, if you care about what happens with your sensitive data on the Net and if you are concerned about spyware and adware, you should run away from Internet Explorer as fast as possible. Internet Explorer is known for its security flaws, which can not only steal your data but since Internet Explorer is tightly integrated with the operating system itself, any virus and hacker that manages to get to your computer through one of the hundreds of known security holes in Windows, can literally take over your computer!

Also, if you like being able to change the way an application looks, then certainly Firefox with its many themes (and possibility to further customize an existing theme or even to make your own) is the right choice for you. And if you are interested in the unique features Firefox has or in the hundreds of extensions that are available for it, then switching to Firefox is inevitable!

The list of Firefox features can be incredibly long, if one takes into account its over 1000 extensions but even the core features, that are included in the installation itself, are amazing enough.

Some of the most outstanding features are security-related. Firefox prevents viruses, spyware, and adware from infecting your computer. These are not features one sees onscreen but the benefits of secure browsing are out of question. Firefox also blocks pop-ups and provides a lot for managing personal data, like passwords, financial info, and browsing history, cookies, search history, etc. Firefox boasts also with unique features like tabbed browsing, Live Bookmarks, integrated Google search, etc.

Tabbed browsing is one of the most prominent features of Firefox. It is inherited from Netscape Communicator and is a feature that makes Firefox different from other browsers. Tabbed browsing allows to have a single browser window with multiple Web pages, each of which is opened in a separate tab, which is extremely useful when browsing many pages of one site, for example. There are extensions that allow to have tabs in different colors, to remember the currently opened tabs and to reopen them later, to close separate tabs, etc.

Internationalization and localization support and accessibility are also important features of Firefox, as well as the unlimited opportunities for visual and functional customization, which give users incredible freedom and control over the way their favorite browser works.

Firefox is very different from other browsers, especially from the still dominating Internet Explorer. While Internet Explorer is a genuine security risk, Firefox is a very secure browser. There are occasional reports about security flaws in Firefox and they are solved immediately, while for Internet Explorer even critical security issues are not solved for long time. Security was the major concern that triggered the development of Firefox, as mentioned in the introduction.

The modular design of Firefox is another major difference between it and all other browsers. Being a modular software, Firefox can offer a thin basic version with enough features and incredibly fast performance and give users the opportunity to add through extensions new functionality as desired. This gives Firefox two advantages - first, compared to other browsers (Internet Explorer, Opera, even Netscape Navigator) it is incredibly fast and it does not take ages to load a simple page and second - there is no other browser, which gives so much freedom in choosing what functionality to include!

A difference that cannot be skipped is the way different browsers display pages. Cross-browser compatibility has been a known issue for a decade and this is a kind of difference that Web designers hate. As a result, sometimes there are unprofessionally done sites that do not display correctly in more than one browser, so if you stumble upon such a page, no not blame Firefox for it but rather the designers and developers of that site.

Sorted By Top Favourited.

3 Top Favourited Firefox Skins:
Longhorn Inspiriat for Firefox by ~hills-roppongi
Noia 2.0 eXtreme For Firefox by ~Kasteo
SAFARI for Firefox by ~hills-roppongi

3 Top Favourited Thunderbird Skins:
Noia2.0 V.1.35 for Thunderbird by ~Kasteo
Charamel - Thunderbird by ~lucx
G.A.N.T Thunderbird by ~soresvan

3 Top Favourited Mozilla Icons:
wowOrbitPngIcons by ~wowtip
Antiseptic Mozilla Icons x1 by ¢starvingartist
wowModernPngIcons by ~wowtip

RIsE firefox theme by ~daynite for Firefox
Red Cats v1.2 - green flavor by ~redfatlazycat for Firerox
Firefox by ~pitkon for BlackBox
FireFox by ~arcangel33 for BlackBox
Baby Firefox by ~y-cubed for Icons
FireFox World by ~wstaylor for Dock Icons
Fox 2 by ~maverick3x6 for Wallpapers
MozSplash by ~73i for Splash Screens
Mozilla Firefox Pre1 by *weboso for Wallpapers
Noia 2.0 Lite For Firefox by ~Kasteo for Firefox
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Sorted in aplabetical order by devART username of creator.

~arphire
deviantGALLERY
forumJUMP

*ayembee
DeviantLink for Firefox
DeviantCopyPaste for Firefox

`bluespeed9
deviantMessage
deviantART Search - Non-Sub
deviantART Search - Sub
deviantSkin

=Dan14Lev
Mozilla devART Search Engine

=dancewiththesky
deviantEXPERIENCE

!djthyrax
Mozilla devART Search Engine
devART forum search engine

`doofsmack
dAmn Timestampify
GallerySkip 0.1
dAQuickSearch

~DuelMonster
dA HoverThumb
deviantPreview
deviantFavComment
dAmnTitleShrink
deviantDynamicFav

~faragerri
Firefox: fast Emoticons

`hyper-psycho
DevART + Google Search Plug-in
deviantART Beta Search Plugin

~jbergler
dAmn Auto Join

~JordanJames
DeviantART Toolbar

*Lucanos
DeviantART - Random Love
DeviantART - Print Upload
DeviantART - Full Viewer
DeviantART - Beggar Breaker
DeviantART - Immobilizer
DeviantART - Keywords

~megamanbellotti
AZLyrics Search 1.0

`moeffju
Slideshow!
Edit This Journal
Congregative Cavity
Select Range
dynamicRATING
quickSUBMIT
goNEXT
blogTHIS

*moshdj2uk
NetBux FireFox Search Plugin

=neko-mangaka
editDeviantBar
visitorIcon
wishlistIcon
onPageFavView
onPageWatchView
deviousIcons
deviousFrontPage
deviousScraps
deviousInfo
dynamicWatch

~NekoDramon
deviantLIT - Friendly Format
deviantFORUM - Mark Recent
deviantMEMO
deviantNOTES

`siebenzehn
dAmn.extend - a dAmn extension

~Sloan47
Daily Deviation Sidebar Remover

*sumopiggy
dAmn Chatroom Styler

~the-boy
dA koh33Browse Extension

^thespook
devious toolbar
deviant Category browsing

`twexler
dA Message Notifier 0.1RC

=Zikes
deviantPLUS
HideReplies

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"Beware of spyware. If you can, use the Firefox browser." - USA Today

"Better than Internet Explorer by leaps and bounds." - FORBES

Popup Blocking
Stop annoying popup ads in their tracks with Firefox's built in popup blocker.

Tabbed Browsing
View more than one web page in a single window with this time saving feature. Open links in the background so that they're ready for viewing when you're ready to read them. Find out more...

Privacy And Security
Built with your security in mind, Firefox keeps your computer safe from malicious spyware by not loading harmful ActiveX controls. A comprehensive set of privacy tools keep your online activity your business.

Smarter Search
Google Search is built right into the toolbar, and there is a plethora of other search tools including Smart Keywords (type "dict <word>" in the Location bar), and the new Find bar (which finds text as you type without covering up anything).

Live Bookmarks
RSS integration lets you read the latest news headlines and read updates to your favorite sites that are syndicated. Find out more...

Hassle-Free Downloading
Files you download are automatically saved to your Desktop so they're easy to find. Fewer prompts mean files download quicker.

Fits Like A Glove
Simple and intuitive, yet fully featured, Firefox has all the functions you're used to - Bookmarks, History, Full Screen, Text Zooming to make pages with small text easier to read, etc.

S, M, L Or XL--It's Your Choice
Firefox is the most customizable browser on the planet. Customize your toolbars to add additional buttons, install new Extensions that add new features, add new Themes to browse with style, and use the adaptive search system to allow you to search an infinite number of engines. Firefox is as big or small as you want.

Setup's A Snap
At only 5.6MB (Windows), Firefox takes just a few minutes to download over a slow connection and seconds over a fast connection. The installer gets you set up quickly, and the new Easy Transition system imports all of your settings - Favorites, passwords and other data from Internet Explorer and other browsers - so you can start surfing right away.

A Developer's Best Friend
Firefox comes with a standard set of developer tools including a powerful JavaScript and CSS error/warning console, and an optional Document Inspector that gives detailed insight about your pages.

Read Mail--Not Spam
Thunderbird is the perfect complement to Firefox.

System Requirements
Download Firefox Now

Thunderbird gives you a faster, safer, and more productive email experience. We designed Thunderbird to prevent viruses and to stop junk mail so you can get back to reading your mail. Read on to find out more about the reasons why you should use Thunderbird as your mail client and RSS reader.

"If you've lately taken to cursing at your current e-mail program, then I suggest you give Thunderbird a try. It's the best thing to happen to e-mail in a long time." - Forbes

"This surprisingly full-featured open-source program is a snap to use..." - PC World

Smartest Way To Stop Junk Mail
Thunderbird provides the most effective tools for detecting junk mail. Our tools analyze your e-mail and identify those that are most likely to be junk. You can automatically have your junk mail deleted or you can put it in a folder you specify, just in case you like reading junk mail.

Your Mail, Your Way
View your e-mail the way you want it. Access your e-mail with Thunderbird's new three-column view. Customize your toolbar, change its look with themes, and use Mail Views to quickly sort through your e-mail.

Safe And Secure
Thunderbird provides enterprise and government grade security features such as S/MIME, digital signing, message encryption, support for certificates and security devices.

Packed With Features
Thunderbird gives you IMAP/POP support, a built-in RSS reader, support for HTML mail, powerful quick search, saved search folders, advanced message filtering, message grouping, labels, return receipts, smart address book LDAP address completion, import tools, and the ability to manage multiple e-mail and newsgroup accounts.

Unlimited Features
Thunderbird lets you add additional features as you need them through extensions. Extensions are a powerful tool to help you build a mail client that meets your specific needs.

System Requirements
Download Thunderbird Now

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