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TechCruncher streams his entire web history using WebMynd (YC winter 08)
- amirnathoo 19y agoWebMynd is private by default, but as an experiment, we did a custom plug-in to automatically publish web history. Get in touch if you would like to try out publishing your own stream (founders at webmynd).
- hwork 19y agomark mcgranaghan defines the word transparency. however, as soon as he leaves his desk we're going to hijack his browser and make interesting google searches.
- amirnathoo 19y agoI've been eagerly monitoring Mark's stream to see what's the worst thing a TechCruncher would look at, but it seems you guys are just all talk...
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- calvin 19y agoTimelope (http://timelope.com/ http://timelope.com/) is a similar project started by Aviel (http://timelope.com/index.php?p=user&username=aviel http://timelope.com/index.php?p=user&username=aviel) through Six Hour Startup here in Seattle a couple months ago. It's a Firefox browser plugin and keeps track of every site you go to (by default, the info isn't shared). From what I understand, it's got some brains on the backend to cut down on showing duplicates of the sites you visit. The question is, do you really want people seeing a list of every site you go to on the web? ;)