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These are a set of target add-ons that we would like to think about for Extensions 2.0.  These add-ons:
* are useful
* do not require write access to the file system
* do not require Places access
* are simple enough in most cases to be developed and designed by a single developer
* cover a range of browser integrations that are broadly useful to developers
In general these extensions strike a balance between complexity and utility, hence their consideration for an early version of Extensions 2.0.
=== [https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/26 Download Statusbar] ===
=== [https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/26 Download Statusbar] ===
This add-on modifies the status bar to monitor downloads.
This add-on modifies the status bar to monitor downloads.
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* File read access  
* File read access  
* Add 'Sage' as option for subscribing to RSS via awesomebar or subscriptions page
* Add 'Sage' as option for subscribing to RSS via awesomebar or subscriptions page
=== [https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/590 ShowIP] ===
This is a very simple extension that is similar to what a hobbyist might want to create.  It shows the current IP of the page being viewed in the status bar and offers a few options like whois, etc.
* Poll current location
* Network access (look up IP, whois)
* Status bar text
* Status bar context menu
=== [https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/3982 allmusic.com toolbar] ===
In addition to being a simple search bar for allmusic.com, this toolbar also allows the user to highlight text and use a context menu to trigger searches.
* DOM read access
* Custom toolbar
* Open a URL (search)
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