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that's an argument i've heard in favor of them (serves as a reminder). good to know that it has that effect for you.
by villageidiot 18y ago
that's an argument i've heard in favor of them (serves as a reminder). good to know that it has that effect for you.
- noodle 18y agoyeah, they at least serve some purpose. i feel like a better implementation of them would be something similar to how the digg button works. create some sort of widget that determines what networks you're logged into, and only display those buttons. that way, its not a wall of buttons, but a custom menu of the sites you're at least making use of as a registered user.
- villageidiot 18y agoshould be possible by reading the browser's cookies for each of those sites, assuming the user is using autologin. but i suspect publishers might be reluctant to take away buttons for potential bookmarkers just in case they don't use autologin.