It does not seem like an Add-On like that exists, do you remember what it does? And can you please add more detail on what it is; because it does not seem like an Add-On like that exists, after about 5 minutes of researching for it.
Me: (asker) Don't worry, I found it, but no need to be so dumb about it. And it does exist, it's called FireGestures.
use an addon by the name of "https everywhere".
If you use the Down-it-all-addon for Firefox (and maybe Chrome), there is an option to add a prefix to the file name while downloading them. Its an awesome addon, check it out :D
There is an experimental Answers.com Toolbar here: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/7455 You can add wikianswers to the Firefox search box here: http://mycroft.mozdev.org/search-engines.html?name=answers
The name changer guy is in eterna city next to the pokemart
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Firefox refers to the red panda and is similar to Firebird, which was the browser's original name. Mozilla is the name of the foundation that originally funded the project.
In Jubilife City
Lavender Town.
Goto: http://wiki.garrysmod.com/?title=Add-On_Creation_%26_Folder_Structure#The_Info_File OR Read The Simple Tutorial Below: To create an addon for Garry's Mod, you need to place the relevent folders such as "lua", "settings", "maps", "materials" into a folder. The folder can be called anything, but a name that identifies the addon will help. You then need to create an addon information file. This can be done on any text editor but must be saved as "info.txt" and be placed in the root of the addon folder. The Layout Of The Text Inside The File Is As Follows: "AddonInfo" { "name" "<ADDON NAME>" "version" "<ADDON VERSION>" "author_name" "<ADDON AUTHOR'S NAME>" "author_url" "<ADDON AUTHOR'S WEBSITE>" "author_email" "<ADDON AUTHOR'S EMAIL ADDRESS>" "info" "<DETAILS OF THE ADDON>" "override" "<WHETHER THE ADDON WILL OVERRIDE ANOTHER ADDON OF THE SAME NAME, DELIMITED BY A "1" OR A "0".>" } NOTE: YOU DON'T NEED TO INLCUDE ALL OF THESE THINGS IN AN ADDON FILE. THE IMPORTANT ONES ARE: -NAME -VERSION The rest can be left out, but it's better to complete all of the lines you can. The "OVERRIDE" function can also be left out, because the default is 0. Below is an example of an addon folder structure: CAR MOD V6 (folder)¬ cfg (folder) data (folder) models (folder) lua (folder) materials (folder) info.txt (file) The "info.txt" file would look something like this: "AddonInfo" { "name" "Car Mod" "version" "6" "author_name" "carcreator68" "info" "THIS IS AN EXAMPLE FILE." } Ok Some Quick Rules TO Make Sure It Goes Well... 1) You MUST include the "AddonInfo" with capitals on the first line of the file. 2) You MUST include the { and } at the start and end of the info 3) The gaps between titles and values (e.g "name" and "Car Mod") can be as big or small, as long as they are at least one space. However, It helps to organize it like in the example above. The best way to do it is to use indents/tabs. 4) The Addon Folder (e.g Car Mod V6) must be placed in: %STEAM FOLDER%\steamapps\%STEAM USERNAME%\garrysmod\garrysmod\addons 5) If you want to check the addon has been included in Garry's Mod, (i.e if it doesn't appear to be working) go to the Garry's Mod Main Menu And Click "Extensions". Then, find the tab that says "Addons" and a list of all the loaded addons will be displayed. The addon will be shown with the name that you typed in the "name" category in the "info.txt" file. (e.g Car Mod) If you have followed the instructions correctly, and the mod itself works, it will be included in Garry's Mod. IMPORTANT NOTE: MANY OF THE MODS YOU CAN DOWNLOAD FOR GARRY'S MOD COME COMPLETE IN ADDON FOLDERS.
mecla_1
lavendar town.
Goldenrod city and Lavender city