Enhance your Live Bookmarks with 1) links to home pages, 2) favicons, and 3) notifications and other feed reading features.

Live Bookmarks are one of Firefox's best features, but they're missing a way to quickly access a Live Bookmark's home page without having to create an additional bookmark, go through lots of extra clicks, or type in the address manually.

LiveClick is a Firefox extension that fixes this oversight. All you have to do is specify a location in the Live Bookmark's properties. Then, whenever you click the livemark (or the "Open Location" popup menu item), your livemark will behave like an actual, clickable bookmark.

With LiveClick, you can also:
·  Mark Live Bookmark items as 'read'
· Receive alerts when select Live Bookmarks have new items
· Use site icons (aka favicons) in place of the default RSS icon
· Preview a site's feed by right-clicking the RSS icon in the address bar
· Create Live Bookmarks by right-clicking the page or a feed link

It is important for you to specify a location in the Live Bookmark's properties.

Requirements:

· Firefox 3.0pre or later.

What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]

· Option to show new (or unread) count next to livemark title
· Restored ability to set custom Site Locations for Live Bookmarks
· Option to set custom update times per Live Bookmark
· Option to set custom monitor actions per Live Bookmark
· Option to monitor all Live Bookmarks, including new ones, by default
· Added "Reset New Count" command to Bookmarks > Live Bookmarks submenu
· Added "Clear Live Bookmarks History" command to LiveClick Options
· Show LiveClick icon in Add-ons dialog, even when LiveClick is disabled (Firefox 3.6)
· Bug fix: Bookmarks > Subscribe to This Page appears more consistently
· Bug fix: Debug mode keyboard shortcuts disabled when not in debug mode
· Bug fix: Export settings: monitored feeds more accurately saved
· Bug fix: Restored proper spacing between favicon and title for toolbar livemarks (Firefox 3.5+)
· Rearranged General, Reading options panes
· Removed uses of the term "fresh" in favor of the more intuitive "new"
· Made compatible with Firefox 3.6 Beta (note: this build will NOT work on Firefox 3.6a1)
· Switched to Mozilla Public License