Are there Konqueror add-ins a la Firefox?

[Carl-Valentin Schmitt]

the firefox - code is open source and so are their add-ons ...
you could "port" them to konqueror ... have fun.

2008/11/2 Jerry Houston <Jerry at effjayare.net>

> My migration from Thunderbird to KMail has resulted in Konqueror's being
> invoked to handle http:// URLs embedded in emails.  I'm sure I could
> probably
> configure it to invoke Firefox instead, but before I try doing that, I
> thought
> I'd look more closely at Konqueror.  I've used it only as a file/directory
> browser until now.
>
> Indeed, I've found out that it's much more than that.  As I consider
> switching
> to it as a general-purpose web browser, I'm curious whether my favorite
> add-
> ins for Firefox have analogs for Konqueror.  In particular, I rely pretty
> heavily on AdBlock Plus, and DejaClick.
>
> I've found a way to configure ad-block filters in Konqueror, but it seems
> tedious and error-prone, compared with using AdBlock Plus, and simply
> subscribing to a tested list.  And so far, I haven't found a macro recorder
> (like DejaClick) anywhere.
>
> So, my question is:  should I keep looking?  Or are such add-ins simply not
> available anywhere for Konqueror?  Thanks in advance!
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