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Chrome add-on puts browsing data to good use
- IanCal 13y agoThis looks fantastic, I've just enabled it and it's nicely grouped the things I was looking for yesterday. To quickly answer the first thing I looked into here, it doesn't send any of your data on (there are some google analytics stuff, but it doesn't send on your browsing history).
- jokogr 13y agoAre there any plans for a Firefox extension?
- tonylemesmer 13y agoDitto. Slightly annoying that Firefox isn't even acknowledged on the blog or website. Pretty sure that must be a FAQ?
- thrill 13y agoWhen a man cuts my lawn for free, I try not to complain that he doesn't also do the hedges.
- peterwiese 13y agoReally amazing. I have been so desperate about increasing accessibility to that vast trove of data, that i even started my own attempts at solving it. Conceptually, I think the extension does many things right. Browsing sessions often have specific research topics, which should be grouped semantically and enriched with meta data. The extension does so in an aesthetically pleasing way. The grouping is partially still confusing though. Some sites should be filtered out. Some pages appear repeatedly within groups, some deduplication seems to be lacking. Apart from that, great first release!!! Thx a lot!
- DanBC 13y agoI'd give my right arm for something that did this auto-magically for my bookmarks. http://cottontracks.com/ http://cottontracks.com/