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Google Toolbar for Firefox

Google has released an official beta, what isn’t beta from Google these days, of their toolbar for Firefox. Previously this was only available for IE-users. Get the toolbar at: http://toolbar.google.com/firefox/

Furthermore they’ve released two more extensions:

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