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For awhile now I have been trying to figure out the advantages of using StumbleUpon. I had given up on it and decided that it wasn’t something that I was interested in. Then one day, someone I don’t know stumbled one of my posts. I began to see a lot of traffic and I had a good idea which post it was but I could not figure out who stumbled the article. After about 2 weeks of research, reading blogs, commenting and bookmarking post, I discovered some things that have now made me a SU convert.

 

First, I found out about the Su.pr link shortener (http://su.pr/) and the amazing traffic increases achieved for blaineblogger.com. I like link shorteners, and I use ow.ly which I get from my Twitter client of choice HootSuite. But when Blaine show me his tracking data, I was ready to make the switch, even if only for a few days.

 

I was still left with these two questions which I left as comments for blog authors that I follow:

1.      I am getting some traffic on my WP.com blog from SU. When I click the link that appears in my referrers list, I get a page that says “Your page is on SU…create campaign”. But what I really want to find out is – what page has been submitted, who submitted it and who viewed it.

2.      Alternatively, I just want to search SU by post title but I don’t see where I can do that.

I got the answers that I need from Kristy in an email:

“If you have the Stumble Toolbar, what you want to do is go to the particular post on your site, and hit the Info button.  This will show you who submitted it, reviews, etc.  The new Stumble will show how many people have viewed it from the Stumble link, but not necessarily who viewed it, only those that thumbed it up.”

And a video demo from timethief

http://www.stumbleupon.com/productdemo

http://www.stumbleupon.com/trynow/ (New Beta version of SU)

Now I get it and I hope you will too.

Smooches.

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The Streaming Internet Radio toolbar is a proud member of the Conduit toolbar marketplace - a online resource where toolbar publishers can make available their gadgets for other publishers and their users.

As a member of the marketplace, we have produced a gadget page on our site, where the users of other Conduit powered toolbars can choose from a selection of our most popular gadgets, and add them for free to their own toolbar - if you are a Streaming Internet Radio toolbar user, you don't have to install the gadgets as you will already have them installed!

As a member of the toolbar marketplace, you have full access gadgets that other toolbar publishers have made available to their users. You can access the toolbar marketplace here.

Don't forget - you can also access the toolbar marketplace 24/7 from your Streaming Internet Radio toolbar - search for gadgets from within the toolbar search form, or click on the marketplace + icon, located to the right of your toolbar.

If you have any problems adding, or removing gadgets from your toolbar, please get in touch.

For more information on these great free gadgets, please visit: http://www.streaminginternetradiotoolbar.com/gadgets.html.

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koltregaskes says...

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Fire.FM – Brings Last.FM to Your Firefox Toolbar

Aug. 21st, 2009 By Mark O'Neill

firefmlogoEven though the site has been around for quite some time (and we have done some articles on it), I have only recently begun to use Last.FM on a regular basis. In this job, I go through a lot of websites on a daily basis and so with me, if a website is not continually there in front of me, I tend to forget about it after a while.

Today I discovered Fire.FM which puts a Last.FM toolbar in your Firefox browser. Normally I shun most toolbars in an attempt to keep my Firefox browser running smoothly but after installing Fire.FM, I just know that I will be holding onto this one for quite a while!

With Fire.FM, you can play Last.FM music directly from your Firefox browser without having to visit the site.  You can also get access to your Last.FM radio stations as well as finding similar artists.

The only snag is that listeners to Last.FM outside of the United States, Great Britain and Germany will be asked to subscribe for €3.00 per month ($4), after a 30 track free trial period.  But anyone in the United States, Great Britain and Germany will not face such limitations.

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Let’s take a look at each feature in more detail.

After logging into your Last.FM account via the toolbar, you can access your stations by going to the drop down menu.

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You can create a station via the toolbar and it will ask you what name you want to give it. Afterwards it will load automatically and start playing :

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Whether you create a new station or load an existing one, the music will begin loading and start playing within seconds. You will also receive a pop up window at the bottom of your browser telling you what song is coming :

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The toolbar also gives you access to your “Top Artists” and “Similar Artists” so you can discover similar new music :

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And to round off the Last.FM features, you can tag, like and dislike the track that’s playing.

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This seems to be a well-made Firefox extension which doesn’t slow down Firefox. I have had it running for hours and so far Firefox hasn’t slowed down at all.  It is great if you are browsing / working online and you would like to have some music playing in the background.   An extension like this brings your music to you at the click of a button and of course every song you listen to and every change you make is more or less immediately reflected in your Last.FM account.

With Fire.FM, there is practically no reason to visit the Last.FM webpage, except perhaps to approve friend requests, visit groups or view events which you can’t do with the toolbar.   But if your only use of Last.FM is to listen to music, get the toolbar.

What do you think of Fire.FM?   An essential extension or a piece of bloatware?  Let us know in the comments.

(By) Mark O'Neill is a freelance writer, blogger and the managing editor of MakeUseOf.

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2009-08-21 15:19:03
billy g

add “Low of the Low” to the playlist. Go on. I dare you. I’ve been using this addon for about a year now and love it. I use it a lot. “Low of the Low” radio is my favorite station.

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I used to use this all the time when I was a Firefox user. Great app!

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Elsplatto says...

The Scenario

So, let's say you have a div (id="map") on your page that holds the original map and you also have an enlarged version of the same map that is shown in an overlay (using thickbox) when a link (or any other thickbox friendly element) is clicked. You close the overlay and go back to the original map and try to zoom, drag and drop etc. It doesn't work!!!

This is because the GUnload() function has removed the interactive tool functionality from your page.

This Fix*

The fix is to put a conditional statement around the GUnload() function call in thickbox.js.

In thickbox.js, approximately line 273 in version 3.1 change this

jQuery('#TB_window').unload( function()
{
jQuery("#googleMap").remove();
BTB_GM_MAP = null;
GUnload();
});

To this: change in red.

jQuery('#TB_window').unload( function() 
{
jQuery("#googleMap").remove();
BTB_GM_MAP = null;
if ($("#map", top.document).attr("id") == undefined)
{
GUnload();
}
});

This will tell thickbox to not run the GUnload() if your original map div is still contained in the DOM.

*While this fix worked for me I am not convinced it is best practice as it means that the overlay map is still loaded in the DOM. I'll look into a more precise solution (maybe). But hopefully this has set you on the right track.

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It’s taken four years.. but now it’s available – please check out the Official Streaming Internet Radio toolbar website!!

The site is to become a one-stop resource for your toolbar installation. Please add it to your favourites, and don’t forget to share it with your friends.

The new site blog RSS feed has been added to your toolbar RSS feed reader so that you don’t miss any stories.

At the moment, things are pretty sparse, but over the coming days/weeks this will change.

Please let me know what you think of the new website! Streaming Internet Radio toolbar

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xea says...


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Do you think you know toolbars? Think again! The Streaming Internet Radio toolbar is the ultimate search/entertainment/social networking tool.

Think you know toolbars? think again!

The Streaming Internet Radio toolbar is empowering thousands of users worldwide. My toolbar has a whole host of tools that sexes up your browser – making it much more capable of achieving your goals.

You may have tried other toolbars – there is nothing wrong with them… it’s just that they don't compare with the Streaming Internet Radio toolbar!

Here’s what you get:
- Internet search (powered by Google) and site search (top sites)
- Web radio (listen to thousands of stations) through a embedded radio
- Email checker (check and receive alerts to email) 
- Popup blocker and cache cleaner (cover your tracks)
- RSS feed reader (keep in contact with top sites)
- Multiple chat rooms (chat and make new friends)
- Music jukeboxes by genre
- Spell checker
- Weather forecaster (for your region)
- A huge assortment of tools to give you more!

There are too many of tools within the Streaming Internet Radio toolbar is to mention here, but briefly, you will get:
- Social bookmarking (never lose your favourites again)
- Social networking (keep in touch with your friends)
- Entertainment (watch web TV, news, sport and more)
- Google Trends (keep up to date with what’s hot and what’s not)
- Earth maps (explore the globe)
- Auto translate (translate webpage's into 10 languages)
- Image tools (upload, edit, etc.)
- Webpage tools (Snip URL, print page elements, etc.)
- Miscellaneous tools (download video clips, convert docs to pdf, etc.)
- Software (free and security related software)
- Communication (Instant messaging, etc.)

As an example of the Social networking tools within the Streaming Internet Radio toolbar, the Twitter tools embedded within give you the capability to tweet from any webpage. Here’s what you can do:
- Go directly to Twitter
- Search Twitter
- Postwitt (Tweet and shorten a url)
- Twshot (same as above)
- Tweetube (Tweet about YouTube video clips)
- Twitsnip (copy text on a webpage and Tweet about it)
- Twit this (the original Twitter tool)
- Twurl this (shorten a long url and Tweet)
- WWWtwitter (comments about a particular webpage – add your own)
- Big Tweet (add lots of information in your Tweet)
- Back links (check out who’s writing about a particular webpage)
- Twitter keys (add unique text characters to your Tweet)
- Twitpic (share photographs on Twitter)
- Your account (edit your account and more)

Here’s what the Twitter tools look like within the Streaming Internet Radio toolbar:
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You know it makes sense to empower your browser, why not give the Streaming Internet Radio toolbar a go? You don’t have to delete your current toolbar – this toolbar can be used to compliment your current installation. Get your FREE toolbar here.

The Streaming Internet Radio toolbar is a FREE addon that empowers your browser - Get your FREE toolbar here: http://streaminginternetradio.myradiotoolbar.com/

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With the latest toolbar release, I thought I would revisit how to setup the email checker within your Streaming Internet Radio toolbar.

#1- To set up a email account for your toolbar to check, and alert you to messages, click on the E-mail Notifier down arrow, select Settings.
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#2 – A pop-up window will now open – here you must enter your account information. For this tutorial, I will use Gmail as the example. Click on the New button to begin.
add_email

#3 – After clicking on the New button – another window will open, enter your E-mail address and your password, then click the Add button.
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#4 – Now, the Streaming Internet Radio toolbar will check that the information you have entered is correct, and that your email account can be accessed via your toolbar. If the check has been successful, you can continue. Click Done, or Add Another Account. If the E-mail check was a failure, review your account details, and try again.
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#5 – Now, when you receive E-mail, you will receive a alert in your toolbar (a yellow star will appear), and a E-mail Notifier Alert box will appear near your taskbar.
email_alert

#6 – If you don’t want to receive Email Notifier Alerts via your toolbar, click the Don’t alert me about emails tick box.

#7 – Should you wish to Edit the settings for your Email account, in your toolbar, click Settings (via the drop down arrow). Click on the account you wish to alter, then click on the Edit button.
edit_email_account

#8 – A new pop up window will open, click the Account tab to alter your log in details. Or, click the Preferences tab to alter the way your toolbar checks and alerts you to E-mail. Click OK, and OK again when you have updated your toolbar.
email_preferences

Adding a POP3 email account is similar to above – click on Settings, then continue to Add a new E-mail account. In the pop up window, click Add a POP3 account – another window will open where you can add your account information – this information can be obtained from your E-mail service provider.
add_pop3

Get alerts in your browser when you have email waiting! Get your FREE toolbar here: http://streaminginternetradio.myradiotoolbar.com/

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With the Streaming Internet Radio toolbar, updating your Posterous Blog is a mere click away.

How?
With my toolbar, I have made use of the official Posterous bookmarklet, and have incorporated it into my toolbar. Now, when you wan't to post something, you can do so via my toolbar with ease!

Why?
You might be wondering why you would want to use my toolbar... my toolbar is a wonderful, sexy piece of kit. It really is!!

Seriously though - you don't have to use my toolbar, but it does make life much easier!

My toolbar allows you to search the internet, listen to music online, connect to your social networks.. and lots more.

You can read about my toolbar here:
http://streaminginternetradiotoolbar.blogspot.com/

You can download my toolbar here:
http://streaminginternetradio.myradiotoolbar.com/

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New Twitter Toolbar Adds Twinkle to the Twitterverse

The Twitter Toolbar (see screenshot) has 150+ Twitter tips, Twitter tools, Twitter apps and Twitter resources all within one-click of your Internet Explorer or Firefox web browser (Mac or PC).

Download the MyTwitter Toolbar and see instantly how your Twittering can become more professional, more fun, more efficient.

Did I mention... it's also 100% free.

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