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The Send To functionality is pretty crippled though, for example you can't add a comment as you share it, and you can't (as far as I can see) tell what you've s
by EwanToo 15y ago
The Send To functionality is pretty crippled though, for example you can't add a comment as you share it, and you can't (as far as I can see) tell what you've sent over time?
All it does is open a new window in your browser with a URL for the relevant service, with a couple of variables set.
So yes, Send To will work with pretty much anything, but it also does almost nothing.
- wccrawford 15y agoSure you can. The other service will both let you add a comment and track what has been sent over. Of course, that's only if the service has been programmed for it. G+ already is. G+ handles that on Google's side, and the other service would have to handle that on its side. Why would Google store stats for you about some competing service, when that service can do it just as well?