Those of you that used MyIE2 may miss the "drag and drop" feature of it in Firefox... what it does is that you can drag & drop text, links, and images, and it will automatically do a few things:

random text => google search on it
link (either actual link or just text) => open the page
image (configurable) => open the image in a separate tab

This seems like a minor feature but you quickly get used to it. Anyway, after much searching I found this exists for Firefox as the Super Drag n' Go extension!

I still need to get used to a lot of other features before I fully switch, but this is a huge step forward for me :)



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But after enduring for a while I feel better now.

> I still need to get used to a lot of other features before I fully switch, but
> this is a huge step forward for me :)

These will make it easier:

- Adblock: no need to comment
- FlashGot: all your downloads are belong to NetTransport
- FoxyTunes: control your media player from the status bar
- TabBrowser Preferences: no more new windows, just new tabs
- Gmail notifier: you have new gmail, in a click
- Dictionary Search: if you used the M-W plugin for MyIE2
- Translate: not that you need it, anyway
- EZNav: ubercool! navigate numeric urls & dirs by middle clicking on arrows!
- Mouse Gestures: juggle with those pages

get them at http://update.mozilla.org/ together with a lot of other stuff (Sage, Webdeveloper, DOM inspector, this and that)

The only thing I miss about MyIE2 is speed, and there's no extension to fix that. But Maxthon is getting slower and slower anyway :(

> random text => google search on it
> image (configurable) => open the image in a separate tab

That shit is neat.