Why should you download a web browser and a screensaver separately, when you can both of them together? This is the main idea behind FoxSaver, an extension for Firefox that builds a screensaver inside your browser.
Whenever your computer is idle for a period of time (which can be configured in Settings) FoxSaver launches a photo slideshow that works as screensaver. The extension can take pictures from several sources, including the browser's cache, the photos stored in the hard drive and also pictures uploaded by the extension's developers, although you can't preview them in any way.
FoxSaver features some configuration options that enable you to customize the screensaver, although I missed having some transition effects among them.
With FoxSaver you can show off your own pictures in your favorite browser.
Pros
Adds a new function to Firefox
Can take pictures from various sources
Includes a navigational bar
Cons
You can't preview pictures uploaded by the program's developers
FoxSaver turns idle Firefox into a screensaver! Nice non-offensive pictures updated daily! Or your own pictures. FullScreen. Works great on Linux or dual monitors! Resource efficient! Support for media RSS. Recommend your own favorite pictures!
Take a look at what this extension features for you:
Turns your Firefox into a screensaver, a digital photo frame or a media RSS photo viewer
New pictures everyday
Share good pictures to all FoxSaver viewers.
Easily toggle on/off.
Full screen if Firefox is maximized.
If you have dual monitor, you can move your Firefox to another screen and enjoy the view while working!
Hide your personal stuff from colleagues and bosses if you leave your desk for a while
Laws concerning the use of this software vary from country to country. We do not encourage or condone the use of this program if it is in violation of these laws. Softonic may receive a referral fee if you click or buy any of the products featured here.
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