Gooruze 80% firefox users

And the other 20% don't know what they're missing

Yeah - i can believe that sort of stat.  Firefox, when combined with some of the add-ons is a mighty little tool.  As i blogged - twittytunes with foxy tunes is a great way of sharing opinions about your musical tastes  - would be really neat tpo have the same sort of thing for books  - post what book you're reading and it gave you a universal search page for that book/ Author.
SEOquake seems pretty good too  -except i only have half a clue what it really means :) And having my analytics,gmail,reader et all in one tidy button is a great time saver too.  not to mention it just looks better than some of it's competitors.

I'm downloading Mozilla Prism as we speak to try that out too.  Lets face it  -Mozilla just rocks!  I can even synch my google calendar into Thunderbird, and then into my ipod, along with all my contacts.

Personally -i'd like to see more random site stats like this shared in the community.  What about the largest concentration of Gooruze in any one country or state?

gladly will share more stats soon.

what do you mean that gmail, g docs, g analytics are available in one button on firefox?

Gutil

addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/3755

Its a little icon heavy until you go in and customize it - the options are way at the bottom of the menu.  but once it's set up it's mighty nice :)

I got this add-on and it seems like a great idea...if it works. I haven't been able to figure out why it doesn't work. I click on the icons and nothing happens. Alex-S, is there a secret?

i just downloaded it on my mac and it works.
just looks like a list of google aps? Is this correct?
ie: A favourite drop down list just for google stuff... like gmail, gdocs, ganalytics etc...

Yeah - it is basically a favorites list - i just like the visual aspect of  it and that  my google "Scthuff" is all in one place :)
I used to visit an igoogle page chock full of widgets to get to all the different google zones. but like having them grouped this way much better.  

If there was a similar add in that let you create groups like this for any bookmarks - i could see this finally killing off my bookmarks list on the physical computer.  I'm no good at organising bookmarks/favroites/whatever you want to call them - del.icio.us sure helps out tho with the whole tagging thing

As for it not working - i've installed in on 3 machines - OSX 10.3.9, XP and Vista and it ran fine on them all - sorry i cant be more help there.

And as i mentioned - i tried prism briefly last night  - at first glance i like the idea of being able to take my web apps and make them feel more like stand alones - but it feels "empty"  - maybe thats just lack of playing with the app tho.