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coComment 1.0.0 Maxthon Toolbar Button plugin By Neo101 Download coComment 1.0.0 here: t_CoComment_1.0.0.zip (3.38 KB)

t_CoComment_1.0.0.zip (3.38 KB)
Downloads: 667

2006-9-8 12:23

Description coComment allows you to track the comments you make on blogs and other sites, like Digg or this forum, and view the follow-up comments on coComment.com For more information about coComment, check the features page. This plugin works just like the coComment bookmarklet in Internet Explorer. But it also includes links to the coComment homepage and "Your conversations". How to install this Maxthon Toolbar button plugin For Maxthon 1.x: 1. Unzip the downloaded file to Maxthon's Plugin folder. (for example in "C:\Program Files\Maxthon\Plugin") 2. Restart Maxthon - the new plugin will be detected and you'll be asked to activate it. You can find the plugin on the Plugins bar (you can enable it in "View >> Toolbars >> Plugins Bar") You can enable or disable every plugin in "Maxthon Options >> Plugin >> Maxthon Plugin". For Maxthon 2.0 Preview: 1. Unzip the downloaded file to Maxthon's Plugin folder. (for example in "C:\Program Files\Maxthon2\<<EmailAddress>>\Plugin") Where you should replace <<EmailAddress>> with the email address you use for your Maxthon account 2. Restart Maxthon 3. If you do not see the plugin on the "web tools" toolbar or under "Tools >> Plugins" you might have to remove the "plugins.ini" file in "C:\Program Files\Maxthon2\<<EmailAddress>>\Plugin" and restart Maxthon.

carpediem

Very nice plugin neo! Already registered to the service and will try this thread to track [:smile:]

carpediem

neo, when the M2 autostart script feature is fixed/added, could this plugin notify you when you're on a domain that you've left a comment on automatically? [:smile:]

neo101

I don't believe I can access comments you've posted before (there is no API available), so no(t yet). But it should be possible to make an auto-start option that automatically enables coComment on every page (without getting the small notification), and hopefully without slowing the page down. Cool BTW that you can even track comments on this forum [] Didn't notice that myself []