Quickfire add-on opens your Mac apps from Firefox
There are a lot of slick ways to launch an application on a Mac. OS X's built-in Spotlight does the trick fairly quickly, and a lot of people swear by Quicksilver. If you're a Firefox addict, though, you might like having the ability to open your apps from the Firefox URL bar. Quickfire does just that.
Once you install it, app names will autocomplete in the Firefox Awesome Bar, just like URLs you've bookmarked or visited before. For my money, you might as well get the power of Quicksilver, which opens from anywhere and does more than launch applications. But if you're in Firefox all the time, and you have to be able to do absolutely everything from the browser, Quickfire might be worth a look.
[via Webware]
Once you install it, app names will autocomplete in the Firefox Awesome Bar, just like URLs you've bookmarked or visited before. For my money, you might as well get the power of Quicksilver, which opens from anywhere and does more than launch applications. But if you're in Firefox all the time, and you have to be able to do absolutely everything from the browser, Quickfire might be worth a look.
[via Webware]













Comments
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Subscribe to commentsAzadApr 26th 2009 6:30PM
This is neat. I have never been a fan of Quicksilver. This is a real time saver.
Level 5Apr 27th 2009 5:46AM
Neat concept, but isn't it just as easy to just do a Command+Space and bring up spotlight and launch apps that way? Especially considering you don't have to be in FF to do this.