Tags Everywhere Firefox Extension
We had released very interesting innovative Firefox extension - true web 2.0 spirit!
Extension shows related Del.icio.us tags on top of plain sites:
And in some cases extension shows related tags clouds below every item of sites list of some popular search engines (Google, Yahoo, MSN-Live.com) and web2.0 news (Digg and Reddit):
Check out official site of Tags Everywhere Firefox Extension!
wotp said,
February 17, 2007 @ 12:16 am
You have made my dream come true! I love this extension. I’m doing research on folksonomies (an undergraduate philosophy thesis); it is like having an ever-present reference of what folks think. The screenshots sold me.
samlowry said,
February 17, 2007 @ 12:31 am
wotp: if you have some functionality suggestions - don’t hesitate to post it here.
Garrett said,
April 18, 2007 @ 3:17 am
This extension works great for the sites it’s designed for (many thanks for that), but it needs a better insertion method on the plain sites–some that use absolute positioning (e.g. Wikipedia) have misplaced elements or overlapped content. If there’s some way you could rectify this that would be great.
davido said,
June 15, 2007 @ 2:15 pm
i love the concept, and i like the execution–but a few feature suggestions to make it truly usable:
0. an option to *sort* tag display from most-to-least-frequent. This makes copy-pasting the few most frequent tags into my favorite web2.0 app way easier: i just highlight the first few. they can still be ‘clouded’ by size.
1. an easy off/on ’switch’ (like left-clicking the TE icon). Really this is something I want to invoke in certain instances, rather than have it pop up on every site unless I add it to the filter list
2. if not #1 (or anyway), a right-click option (on TE icon) ‘Add this site to filter list’ rather than the more tedious copy-past url method
3. move several of the current right-click options into Options. They don’t need to be always accessible.
keep up the good work!
cbgreenwood said,
January 5, 2008 @ 10:59 pm
Hi, I would like to continue using your excellent addon, … but FF3 requires installing from SSL-equipped site or from straight from mozilla addon pages.
I hope! Thanks for your work!
Will there be a FF3 beta compatible version any time soon?
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