recipefox

I recently tried the recipefox Firefox extension and was pleasantly surprised by its advanced features. It functions in a similar fashion to the MasterCook IE webimport toolbar, but boasts increased functionality. Notably, recipefox can export recipes directly to MasterCook, or to a different file format that can be conveniently imported to other recipe systems. Additionally, recipefox is capable of exporting directly to Living Cookbook.

One of the standout features of this extension is the GrabIt tool. Once you navigate to a recipe on a supported website, you can simply press the “Grab It” button, select “Export Them,” and then choose MasterCook. This triggers the MasterCook program to open, and prompts the user to select a cookbook to save the recipe in. This process requires only two mouse clicks, making it exceptionally user-friendly.

Recipefox's ability to identify recipe elements on other websites, similar to MasterCook's web import bar, allows users to collect recipes from several web pages simultaneously before transferring them all at once to MasterCook. Multiple tabs can also be utilized for holding recipes from several different websites.

Should you encounter any issues or have any questions, the recipefox support team can be reached at . However, it should be noted that this addon requires java to function properly. If you experience any difficulties utilizing the extension, make sure to double check installation instructions, which can be found at: .