All Firefox books are written equal, right? Well that is not always the case. Some have just left me wanting more. I do have to say that if you want to write a good long book, Firefox should be your subject matter. Why? There is so much that hasn’t been said about the Firefox experience. The folks at Extreme Tech come close to getting just about every inch of the Firefox world covered with it’s newest release, Hacking Firefox.

Hacking Firefox is not for people who want to know how to use Firefox. It is for people who want to know how to use Firefox better. Inside the pages of this book there are more than 150 solid hacks, mods and customizations you can do to make your Internet surfing experience just that much better.

From basic hacking all the way down to creating your own themes and extensions, Hacking Firefox leaves no stone unturned. The information doesn’t fly at you from every direction either. Just like it’s subject matter, this book breaks things down and makes them easier to digest or wrap your mind around. It is one of the best, if not the best Firefox book out there. Thanks to it, I have even decided I might try to make a few extensions and themes of my own. The explain things in a way that makes it sound easy enough.

Want more? Hacking Firefox covers: settings hacks, content hacks, extension hacks, Hacking the interface and themes, Performance boosters, Anti-phishing and security hacks, toolbar and status bar tweaks, navigation, download, and search hacks, hacks for common plugins, extension and theme creation and so much more.

So be sure to pick up your own copy of Hacking Firefox. It is the one book that any Firefox lover must have in their collection.