Free to permit software for windows

Firefox extension that will permit you to block a site from using JavaScript JavaScript is not something to be feared. Firefox is the most secure browser, and any vulnerabilities found are patched within days. However, JavaScript is sometimes misused by sites.
They can show obtrusive ads or try to limit built in browser functions such as the back button or the right-click menu. Poorly written scripts can also hog your systems resources.
YesScript will provide you with a JavaScript blacklist thus letting you specify which sites arent allowed to run JavaScript.. A single click on the status bar icon can put the current site on the blacklist or take it off.
System requirements:
- Firefox: 1.5 ? 3.0a4

Firefox extension that will permit you to view all the files of your Firefox installation and profile Chrome List will let you take a peek at all Lets you take a peek at the files under the hood of your Firefox installation and profile.
Main features:
- browse the structure of chrome:// as if it were a normal directory tree
- open chrome:// mapped files in Firefox
- view the source code of such files
- save such files to somewhere else
- inspect where the files are being mapped from (jar files, local directory, etc.)
- look for them in LXR
- list possible problems with the Chrome Manifests in use in the Error Console
System requirements:
- Firefox: 2.0 - 3.0a8

Automatic Error Handling Pro - this program helps you in inserting code to handle errors in Visual Basic procedures. It does automatically insert, in every selected procedure, the necessary code to handle errors (the (in)famous "On Error GoTo Label" statement).
Automatic Error Handling Pro helps you to correct errors in Visual Basic by inserting code.
Main features:
- Error handling code
- Line numbers (if feature is enabled).
- Tracing of procedures (if feature is enabled).
- Remove is limited to the code inserted by this program or that has the same format of code added by this program.
- Options:
- Make back-up copies of all files being modified (this option is active by default).
- Ignore procedures with specified trailing text when selecting from the treeview, when loading a project or when selecting files using the provided buttons in the toolbar. This is meant to avoid adding error handling code/tracing/line-numbers, for example, to some event procedures.
- Limit selection of files of the project when loading a new one.
- Current code view panel
- Code preview (within the settings panel).
Enhancements:
- (Pretty) big change: added the possibility to track execution by numbering
- code lines.
- Added a checkbox to permit users to add tracing or not.
- Added an "unselect all" command (which was actually already available by
- deselecting the root node: thats what actually the new button does).
- Added an "about" button.
- Added the possibility to choose what to select on project load.
- Added the possibility to ignore procedures which name has a user-defined
- postfix.

Firefox extension that adds a toolbar button to view the pages source code View Page Source will add a toolbar button that will permit you to view the webpages source code.
You must add the button to your toolbar by right clicking the toolbar selecting "customize" and dragging this new button to the toolbar.
System requirements:
- Firefox: 2.0 ? 2.0.0

Firefox extension that adds the ability to print and print preview a web page from the context menu Print Context Menu will permit you to print and print preview a web page directly from the context menu.
System requirements:
- Firefox: 1.5 ? 2.0.0.

Firefox extension that will permit you to to drag and drop links or selections beyond the visible area DragToScroll allows you to drag and drop links or selections beyond the visible area so that you can paste them further up/down the page. To scroll the window, simply drag an object and hold the mouse over any edge of the window to scroll towards that direction.
System requirements:
- Firefox: 1.0 ? 2.0.0