View Images and Videos in 3D in Firefox

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Published on Fri, 21 May 2010 06:00:00 +0000 Indexed on 2010/05/21 6:21 UTC
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Different websites have their own format for viewing images and videos, but may not be a lot of fun to use. The Cooliris extension for Firefox lets you view those same images and videos in a dynamic 3D format.

Before

For our example we conducted a search for nature photos at Flickr. You could view them in a static format or even as a slideshow but what about something more dynamic looking?

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After

As soon as the extension has finished installing, you will notice a new toolbar button used for launching the Cooliris tab.

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When you launch the Cooliris tab you will have an expandable menu system in the upper left corner.

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A speed dial setup in the center.

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And a small toolbar in the lower right corner

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Before going further you should check and make any desired adjustments in the preferences to enhance your viewing experience.

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In the upper right corner you can start your search by selecting from the available sources.

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The same search for nature images is more focused and clean looking this time.

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Clicking on an image will bring it forward and enlarge it.

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You can use the slider tool at the bottom of the tab to browser left or right through the images and videos.

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And when you find one that interests you, click on the popout button to open it in a new tab.

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Conclusion

The Cooliris extension makes viewing images and videos fun and interactive with its’ 3D style format.

Links

Download the Cooliris extension (Mozilla Add-ons)

Download Cooliris for Firefox, Internet Explorer, Safari (Mac Only), & Chrome


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