Creating Your Own Firefox Add-in with Visual Studio

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I need to develop an add-in (as a bar) that will monitor user browsing data using Mozilla (priority) and other web browsers (chrome, safari etc.). I have already done this using IE, but need the same for Mozilla too? Any idea, if possible, as to how to integrate Firefox add-in with the ability to interact with my c# code, using VS.net 2005 or 2008?

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