It looks like Google changed some things that prevented people from adding your Google Personalized Homepage to the Firefox sidebar. It still works but all of your modules will be compressed and virtually unreadable. The fix comes in the form of an extension called the IGoogle Sidebar.
The extension works quite simply by filling the sidebar with all the modules located in the far left column of your Personalized Homepage. It also removes the Google header, search box, footer, and margins making it fit really nicely. There are also plans to make the modules collapsible in a future release.
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Tags: Firefox, Google, Software
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