Did you know that you can actually edit pages within Firefox!
You can edit the text, apply simple formatting changes and re-size and move images, tables and other objects. All you need to do is turn on the `Design Mode` of the document in the browser. Unfortunately, there is no way of doing that directly in Firefox. That`s where this add-on comes in.
The Browser Turns Editor add-on enables you to toggle between the normal and the editing mode by either using the option added in the Tools menu or by clicking the icon installed in the address bar.
Select Tools->Toggle Design Mode, or just click on the pencil icon on the main toolbar to turn on the Design Mode of the document in the currently selected tab.
Now you can edit the text on the page, and re-size, move, or remove images, tables and other elements on absolutely any web page. Well maybe that isn`t too much, without advanced formatting options, but nevertheless it adds functionality to your browser.
If you are not familiar with HTML and are looking to make a quick edit to a web page, or to a template you`ve downloaded, you can now do that without having to take the pain of going through the source or opening the file in another editor (if you have one).
Once you are done editing the the page, click on the menu item, or the toolbar button again, and the Design Mode will be turned off. Then you can save the page as usual by selecting File->Save As.
At any moment, if you reload the page, the changes you have made will vanish (though they will still be present in the saved file, if you have saved the page). You can edit many tabs at the same time, and independently i.e. the Design Mode can be toggled on/off independently for each one of them.
Note: Browser Turns Editor is cross-platform and it works on Mac OS X, Windows and Linux.
Requirements:
· Firefox 3.0 to 3.6.*
What`s New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]
· Basic formatting toolbar added. More updates coming soon!
