This Firefox add-on is designed to assist with TYPO3-related tasks, allowing for streamlined and efficient work processes.
The TYPO3 Workbench is a fantastic set of tools designed to make working with TYPO3 more comfortable and efficient. This software, presented by VisionConnect, makes use of the Firefox browser and provides a range of useful modules to improve your everyday experience of TYPO3.
One of the most useful modules in the TYPO3 Workbench is the integration of the TYPO3 Backend function. This means that you can quickly and easily check whether there is a "/typo3/index.php" page present or not, which will determine whether the login button is shown or not. This is a small but incredibly convenient detail that can save time and hassle for TYPO3 users everywhere.
The My Projects module is another useful addition to the TYPO3 Workbench. This allows you to add a folder of your actual projects to your bookmarks, so you can quickly access them from within the Workbench. By clicking on one of the menu items, you can open the login page of the specific project in another tab. This makes it incredibly easy to switch between projects without having to search through your bookmarks or browse through TYPO3's various pages.
The References module is another useful tool included in the TYPO3 Workbench. This provides access to the two most important references (TSREF and TSConfig) in Docbook.format. You can use the index or the integrated search to find the desired information and help, and then easily copy and paste the located part into your template.
An especially handy feature of the TYPO3 Workbench is the ability to search for extensions. Simply add your search criteria and it will be sent to the Extension Repository on TYPO3.org. This makes it easier than ever to find the exact extensions you need for your projects.
Finally, if you're tired of using Google to search for solutions to TYPO3 problems, the TYPO3 Workbench has you covered. The Search Discussion Forums module allows you to customize your search by specifying which forums to look in. If you find a forum that's missing, you can send the URL to the developers to be considered for the next release.
Overall, the TYPO3 Workbench is a fantastic addition to your TYPO3 toolbox. It's cross-platform, so it works on Mac OS X, Windows, and Linux, and it provides a range of useful modules that can save time and hassle for TYPO3 users of all levels.
One of the most useful modules in the TYPO3 Workbench is the integration of the TYPO3 Backend function. This means that you can quickly and easily check whether there is a "/typo3/index.php" page present or not, which will determine whether the login button is shown or not. This is a small but incredibly convenient detail that can save time and hassle for TYPO3 users everywhere.
The My Projects module is another useful addition to the TYPO3 Workbench. This allows you to add a folder of your actual projects to your bookmarks, so you can quickly access them from within the Workbench. By clicking on one of the menu items, you can open the login page of the specific project in another tab. This makes it incredibly easy to switch between projects without having to search through your bookmarks or browse through TYPO3's various pages.
The References module is another useful tool included in the TYPO3 Workbench. This provides access to the two most important references (TSREF and TSConfig) in Docbook.format. You can use the index or the integrated search to find the desired information and help, and then easily copy and paste the located part into your template.
An especially handy feature of the TYPO3 Workbench is the ability to search for extensions. Simply add your search criteria and it will be sent to the Extension Repository on TYPO3.org. This makes it easier than ever to find the exact extensions you need for your projects.
Finally, if you're tired of using Google to search for solutions to TYPO3 problems, the TYPO3 Workbench has you covered. The Search Discussion Forums module allows you to customize your search by specifying which forums to look in. If you find a forum that's missing, you can send the URL to the developers to be considered for the next release.
Overall, the TYPO3 Workbench is a fantastic addition to your TYPO3 toolbox. It's cross-platform, so it works on Mac OS X, Windows, and Linux, and it provides a range of useful modules that can save time and hassle for TYPO3 users of all levels.
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