Web Browser Add-Ons and Themes for World Cup Fans

By | June 18, 2010


Web Browser Add-Ons and Themes for World Cup FansAlthough FIFA world cup has already started, it’s not yet too late to tweak your browser accordingly and get into soccer mood.

Here are few useful extensions for Internet Explorer, Firefox, Chrome and Opera users.

Internet Explorer

World Cup Coverage 2010
Web Browser Add-Ons and Tweaks for World Cup Fans
Keep up to date with the latest World Cup news and scores where ever you are on the web. Get real-time match updates in your browser window.

Firefox

LIVE TV – Watch TV Online for FREE
Web Browser Add-Ons and Tweaks for World Cup Fans
Watch 3000 Live TV Stations access them from anywhere, 3000 Online Radio Stations. Surf With MusicTorrent Search Google, Wikipedia, Google Earth, Facebook, Watch World Cup and more.

Firefox Cup Personas
Web Browser Add-Ons and Tweaks for World Cup Fans
Install Personas to support your team and compete for the Firefox Cup.

Google Chrome

FIFA.com Chrome Extension
Web Browser Add-Ons and Tweaks for World Cup Fans
Stay up to date with World Cup live results and stats while browsing the web.

Custom Chrome Themes
Web Browser Add-Ons and Tweaks for World Cup Fans
Show your team pride. Paint your browser and homepage in your team colors with Google Chrome themes and iGoogle themes.

Opera

gCalendar World Cup edition
Web Browser Add-Ons and Themes for World Cup Fans
gCalendar is now powerful than ever! Keep Opera and this widget open, you won’t miss a match.

Got anything else to add? Let us know!

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Vygantas is a former web designer whose projects are used by companies such as AMD, NVIDIA and departed Westood Studios. Being passionate about software, Vygantas began his journalism career back in 2007 when he founded FavBrowser.com. Having said that, he is also an adrenaline junkie who enjoys good books, fitness activities and Forex trading.

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  1. Andylee says:

    You don’t have to keep opera open in order to use a widget (basically.. that is why it is called “widget” and not “Opera” ;-) ).