Mozilla Corporation

I think weave needs a way to notify upon syncing. And give the option to sync on closing if it doesn't do it automatically. And maybe a "so and so minutes since last sync" when you hover on the icon

Just ideas

trying out the Foxmarks plugin for Firefox. Now I just need a plugin to synch my plugins on my Powerbook and my new baby, my Macbook

As an extension developer, I'd very much like to see the ability for an economy to develop around the Add-ons site (even for sandbox items). As a number of sites are doing now, open source projects allow paid services to be associated with a project (the opportunity to take donations, for users to make paid offers to the pool or an individual). I'd also especially like to see the ability for a developer to offer to develop something or work on something if pledges for a certain amount can be given.

I think the great success in participation that Firefox Addons have garnered could be amplified if participation could be extended to would-be small-scale patrons who'd like to see interesting features implemented and made available, or to corporate or other sources of funding who come across a trusted developer and good idea which they'd like to see implemented, or make their own request for a particular tool.

Seems like it must do something at night... when the ice weasels come.

Question is, what do I actually need? Perhaps an add-on for Thunderbird to protect my PC-using friends/co-workers from things that won't bother my Mac?

Actually more than that, I want something for task management that can associate to-do's with specific emails/message threads and/or bookmarked webpages. And it should allow me to get at the other two from any starting point.

What I want is a way to organize tabs into groups of tabs. So in other words, instead of opening a new window and loading it up with tabs, I can just select a different set of tabs to appear in the current window. A good yet incomplete example can be seen here [ http://www.paranoid-androids.com/tabg... ].

In a way Firefox can already do what I'm asking but it requires making a folder of links then selecting "Open All in Tabs." The problem is that doing this wipes out everything you were previously doing.

I just added the product "Spicebird" to this [getsatisfaction/mozilla] space as an alternative discussion place to the official product site (http://www.spicebird.com). Am hoping for some spicy discussions on this really promising new product!