Due to my wacky writing times the past two weeks, I’ve been left with a few stories that weren’t big enough to dedicate too much space too, but they are still interesting. I guess you could call them the leftovers. They might be a little old, but they still taste great. Let me stick a few of these suckers in the microwave and see how you like them.

Jux2, a meta search engine, has added a new Firefox search plugin to its lineup. What does Jux2 do? It compares Google’s, Yahoo’s, and Ask Jeeves’s search engine results and tries to give you the best combination of them all mixed into one. If you want to pick up the Firefox search plugin, all you need to do is click the big Firefox logo on the main page.

It seems like Firefox is making its way onto the screen more and more often these days. Over at one of the SpreadFirefox.com blogs, there are some screenshots of Firefox’s latest spottings on the small screen. As soon as Firefox turns up on WWE Monday Night Raw, that is when I’ll start to get excited.

Pearl Crescent Page Saver is a free extension for Mozilla Firefox that lets you save an image of a web page to a file in PNG format. Options let you control whether images are saved at full size or scaled down to a smaller size (by default, images are saved at 25 percent of the original page size). The Page Saver extension uses the new canvas feature that was introduced in Firefox 1.5.

Have any Firefox leftovers for me to look through? Make sure you drop me an E-mail and let me know about them.

[tags]firefox,extensions,tv,search plugins[/tags]