JButton is an add-on for Firefox that generates a button allowing users to manage JavaScript effortlessly. With just a click, users can enable or disable JavaScript on their browser.
I recently downloaded and installed JButton, an invaluable extension for Firefox. This neat little add-on places a button right in your toolbar for quick and easy control of your Java and Javascript settings. Those of us who regularly work with scripts and applets will appreciate just how useful JButton can be.
One of the major advantages of the extension is the direct link to JavaScript that it provides. Instead of navigating through menus or settings to toggle Javascript on and off, you can just click the button in your toolbar. It really does save a lot of time and effort.
As for requirements, JButton is compatible with Firefox versions 1.0 to 2.0.0.*. So, as long as you're running a relatively recent version of Firefox, you should have no trouble using this extension.
Overall, I highly recommend giving JButton a try if you work with Java or Javascript on a regular basis. It's a small but incredibly useful tool that can save you a lot of hassle in the long run.
One of the major advantages of the extension is the direct link to JavaScript that it provides. Instead of navigating through menus or settings to toggle Javascript on and off, you can just click the button in your toolbar. It really does save a lot of time and effort.
As for requirements, JButton is compatible with Firefox versions 1.0 to 2.0.0.*. So, as long as you're running a relatively recent version of Firefox, you should have no trouble using this extension.
Overall, I highly recommend giving JButton a try if you work with Java or Javascript on a regular basis. It's a small but incredibly useful tool that can save you a lot of hassle in the long run.
What's New
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