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Another Firefox Extension Recommendation

Since yesterday I accidentally did a post for music, today will be a computer application. Like anyone reads these anyways...

I want to recommend another neat Firefox extension called Html Validator. This one is great for web developers, because it adds a really easy interface to validate your html. For every page you visit, the extension will check that page against the w3c standards. A little icon in the right bottom corner of the browser will let you know if there are any warnings or errors. If you view the source of the page, it shows all the errors, highlighted in the source, when you click on an error message, it takes you to that location in the source and highlights it for you. There is also a little help window about that error, and lots of other features I haven't begun to use yet.

But I think this is a dang awesome extension.

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