Free staples easy button software for windows

Firefox extension that adds a install button to Add-ons manager Install Button will add an install button to your browsers Add-ons manager, similar to the one in Thunderbird.
System requirements:
- Firefox: 2.0 ? 2.0.0

Maxthon add-on that will add a shortcut button for Google reader in your browser Google Reader Button is an add-on that will put a button for Google reader in your browser. It directly goes to your google reader if you save your login info of your google in the computer.
System requirements:
- Maxthon

Close Button is a useful Firefox extension that adds a Close Tab button to the toolbar. This is especially handy if you put your tab bar at the bottom, but want a Close Tab button in the top right, where youd find it in most well behaved Windows programs with child windows. Close Button is a concession to the muscle memory instilled by years as an Opera user.
The buttons appearance is determined by the installed theme. Once installed, just right click on the toolbar, select "Customize...", and drag the button wherever you like.

All-In-One Search button - Two search tools in one button for the searchbox: Highlight and Search or do all in same time.
Text to search into the searchbox can be also autoupdate since many search engines.

Free Belly Button 1 has come as a convenient and adjustable extension for Macromedia Flash MX. All you need just place the component on the stage and set some parameters you want. Just take ready to use buttons for free, saves you expensive time, and enjoy from your work.

Stop-or-Reload Button is a Firefox extension that makes the Stop and Reload button behave like a single one (as in Safari).
When the user can stop, you get a Stop button, otherwise you get a Reload button.

Bored? Just click The Button!
This wonderful Widget will take you to a random website for hours of fun!
[Editors Note] The author has not included a facility for easily dragging the Widget. To move this Widget, hold down the Control key (on Windows) or the Command key (on Mac OS X), click, and drag.