It is interesting to note the power of free tools and add-on and the difference it can make to testing. Its been a while since we started to use the add-ons from Firefox and after Chrome started to gain significance, we started exploring the world of add-ons in Chrome for testers.
At Moolya, we would like to leverage the value these add-ons could offer to testers and hence to our customers. We would love to tell our customers a whole bunch of information about their product that they would love to know.
Firefox Add-ons Compiled and Used by Testers at Moolya
Chrome add-ons Compiled and Used by Testers at Moolya
If you are a tester or a developer, you are free to download the above images and use it for your own testing purpose. If you aren’t a tester and looking at outsourcing your testing work take a look at the value you could get out of these tools.
We would constantly update these mindmap (and others) . So keep checking out for an update or write to us at info at moolya dot com
it is very good for testers
Why are you using so many add-ons for the same purpose? For example, for taking screenshot only one software like SnagIt is not enough?
If you are a Firefox user and using add-ons, you would know that when Firefox upgrades, all these add-ons also needs an update only some tool folks update to the latest version.
So, we list and use different ones to be flexible to some folks not updating their add-ons while we have to upgrade our browser.
Having multiple versions of firefox running from a system can overcome this limitation.
I think it’s a good idea to mark multiple add-ons just in case. I personally don’t use browser-based screen-shot software and rely on my favorite open-source Greenshot http://getgreenshot.org/. About a month ago I switched over from Gadwin PrintScreen and I absolutely love it.
Very handy. It’s like all add-ons in a store. Go chose whatever solves your purpose.
Thanks for such a nice compilation.