multicolumn
Allows web pages to be configured to display in multiple columns using Firefox 1.5 (Gecko 1.8) CSS property -moz-column-count, inspired by the draft CSS3 module: Multi-column layout. Make better use of high res screen real estate.
Supported 
versions: Firefox 1.5 - 1.6 ALL
Notes / Comments: For the latest version and more details, please visit multicolumn.mozdev.orgTo see it in operation, install it, restart firefox, and then try visiting digg, slashdot, or google (for google, you need to do a search before you'll see anything). To change the number of columns to suit your screen or to configure it for another site, go into the settings tab (thin strip at the top of the browser window - click "more previews" above too see this highlighted on a screenshot). Note that the tabs will only appear on sites which are configured (eg digg, slashdot, google).To stop this extension from affecting a particular website, uncheck the relevant checkbox on the settings tab.Further documentation is available on the settings tab.
Categories: Developer Tools, Miscellaneous, Navigation, News Reading
The "settings" tab:
Digg.com set to 4 cols:
Digg.com set to 4 cols:
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Install: multicolumn
