
Fire.fm
- Winner of the Extend Firefox 3 contest, Fire.fm is
your direct access to the extensive music library on
Last.fm. Listen to music related to your favorite
artist, and discover new artists and music in the
process. Listen to your friends' favorite music.
Find Last.fm users with musical taste similar to
your own. Quickly access your favorite stations by
just typing a few letters into the location bar.
This is the ultimate add-on for the music junkie.
FoxyTunes
- Controls media players without leaving the
browser. Control any media player while surfing the
Web and more...
GoMuzik
- Search your favourite free songs at GoMuzik and
playit anywhere.
Create your customized music album from more then
million songs. There is no limit on number of songs
you can add to playlist. We provide Hindi, English,
punjabi, Tamil etc songs at GoMuzik and we
continuously update our search engine to search for
various songs in different languages.
GoMuzik provides simple user interface to search and
create your playlist and we try to find the accurate
songs at lightening speed.
Lala Control
- While there is no official way to control the
Flash-based Lala Music Player, the Lala Control
Addon dynamically searches through Firefox's open
tabs and, if it finds one with Lala loaded, toggles
the playback of the Music Player. In order for the
Addon to work: *A tab must be opened to http://www.lala.com/
*There must be a song already playing or songs
waiting to play in the queue. You can toggle the
player by either clicking the status bar icon or
using the Ctrl+Alt+S hotkey.
Music Hutch
Toolbar - This toolbar works
exclusively with music and videos on The Music
Hutch, and with it you can shuffle and search all of
the files for playback.
Music Player
Minion - Music Player Minion is a
client for the Music Player Daemon network music
player. The purpose of MPD and it's clients is to
allow music playback on one PC (such as a home media
server) to be controlled from another over the
network. This extension provides a full client, a
sidebar version and a mini-player. You'll need to
enter the mpd host and port information in Settings
if you are controlling a remote server.
My Opus
Radio - India's first internet radio
station for international music.
Online Music
Player - This music player installs
down in your status bar and allows you to play MP3
files either from the web or from local files. It
is also capable of displaying lyrics and managing
playlists.
Play Them
All - Play Them All scans all of the
links on a page for ones that end in .mp3 and
creates a M3U playlist from them so that you can
easily play them.
Radio Eksen
- This add-on will allow you to see what is
currently playing on Radio Eksen, a rock radio
station in Istanbul, Turkey. You can click on the
display to listen to the station in your media
player, check the artist out on Wikipedia or Last.fm,
get lyrics from Google and more.
Album-Cover-Art.org - Allows you to
search Album-Cover-Art.org for album cover artwork
you may be missing for your music collection.
FindThatBand
- Allows you to highlight a band name on a site,
right click to select search, and it will pull up
information about that band on MySpace, LastFM,
Pandora, or Wikipedia.
FiTunes
Sidebar Extension - Shows you a
sidebar built around the top 25 iTunes Store
categories such as singles and albums.
Harmony
- This add-on integrates with Pandora or FoxyTunes
to give you real-time information about the music
you are listening to, and will also scrobble the
songs to your Last.fm account for you.
Song.ly
- Song.ly allows you to share songs with all of your
Twitter followers with just two clicks, and will
take them to a page where the song is embedded in a
player for them to hear. Sort of like Blip.fm, but
it works more directly with Twitter.
TwittyTunes
- From the same people who make FoxyTunes,
TwittyTunes will allow you to post whatever music
you have playing to your Twitter stream. What is
nice is that this isn’t done automatically, but only
when you click the button, so you won’t end up
spamming your followers with song title after song
title.