I have been collecting care registration plates for about 5 years now. Today is a special day, I have now made about 1/10 of this project and it feels great!
See for yourself. Plate number 100!
The rest of my collection can be found at my Plate Photography web site.
I must say, I love the feature when you want to subscribe to a RSS Feed in Firefox 2. This feature, alone, is enough to run the Release Candidates!
What you can do is that you can select what program it shall use when you press the subscribe button. That’s not a killer feature in itself, but you can even select to use Google Reader which is my preferred RSS Reader.
The spell checking is also great! I love it!
I used to use the the Web Developer extension for Firefox when writing CSS. The only feature I used was the feature to display a red box around your different elements to see how changes affects them when there is something wrong. But I have always seen this Add-on a bit clumsy for this purpose which almost always leaves me with setting a red border for all the elements that I want to “debug”, and that’s even more clumsy!
Hopefully these problems are at it’s end now! Yesterday Magnus showed me Aadvark. This Firefox Add-on lets you display different elements by hovering them with the mouse.
Try it out!
ps. If you are on Firefox 2, you might need to use the Nightly Tester Tools to be able to install Aadvark.
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