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The title says it all
Bookmarklets for December 2008
Repost from my Tumblr.
Share on Rejaw
Share on Rejaw is a bookmarklet shout on Rejaw from any web page. It's based on Shout on Rejaw Pipe, also by me. You might also want to try Rejaw Shout Bookmarklet by YungSang.
Easylistener bookmarklet
Easylistener is a Flash music player which can literally play any page on the web. Simply point it at your favorite music blog, RSS feed or playlist document and it will crawl that URL and start playing back any mp3s it finds.
This bookmarklet will open Easylistener window to play the songs on a directory index.
Playlist Generator
This bookmarklet will generate a playlist in M3U format if there's any MP3 links on a web page. Just copy paste the playlist into text editor and save it as filename.m3u. If you're using a Gecko based browser (Firefox/Flock/SeaMonkey), just replace text/plain with audio/mpegurl to automatically download the playlist.
Shorten URL
Shorten URL with shorten URL service of your choice. Currently it supports:
It's based on Shorten URL pipe. Twurl pipe by pipe user Rt.
These bookmarklets were tested and worked on Firefox 2.0.0.20, Firefox 3.0.5, Firefox 3.1 Beta, SeaMonkey 2.0 Alpha, Flock 2.*, Chrome, Safari (Windows), and Opera 9.63. They failed on IE 6 and 7, but that's not a problem ;-p
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url shortener
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Pixelpipe has launched, come and join us
---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Pixelpipe Invites
Date: Fri, Sep 19, 2008 at 11:26
Subject: Pixelpipe has launched, come and join us
To: undisclosed-recipients
Hola beta testers!,
The wait is over, you are invited to join the Pixelpipe beta.
What is Pixelpipe? We've created a web service that allows you to
publish once through our gateway and have that content pushed out to
any of your subscribed destinations. We support over 45 popular social
networks and photo/video sites and blogs throughout the world and make
it easy to get your content online by providing a number of desktop &
mobile solutions for most platforms, you can even send an email or MMS
from your iPhone and have that the media pushed out to destinations
including Facebook, Flickr, Picasa to even your personal blog or Email
address.
Breaking news: Our native iPhone application is now available in the
Apple catalog, it's free and pretty great. You can download from your
phone or at http://is.gd/2OkN
To get started just follow these simple steps
1. Create your Pixelpipe account at http://pixelpipe.com/signup
2. Add a few destinations from our current selection, we're adding
more every week so check back if we're missing a favorite.
3. Checkout our Free Software area for a variety of solutions for
effortless upload from desktop and mobile. A few screen shots of our
current selection can be seen here http://tinyurl.com/5hnhtr.
4. Enjoy Pixelpipe.
Please keep in mind that we're in beta at the moment so you may run
across the occasional of bug or performance issue. We'd love to hear
your suggestions or feedback on any issues you've experienced at
support@pixelpipe.com. We've also created a Twitter feed to keep our
users informed of new services and upload clients, you can subscribe
for updates at http://twitter.com/pixelpipe.
- The Pixelpipe team
Supported services include:
Photo & Video: Flickr, Picasa, YouTube, Photobucket, Nokia Ovi,
Phanfare, Smugmug, vimeo, ImageShack, pikeo, webshots, kyte, FotoTime,
Zooomr, Fotki, DRR.net, 23hq, 72 photos, ipernity, Viddler,
Shutterfly, photobox, Kodak Gallery
Micro-Blog: FriendFeed, Pownce, TwitPic, Seesmic
Social Networks: Facebook, Friendster, imeem, Vox, Bebo, Hyves
Blogs: Blogger, TypePad, WordPress, tumbler, LiveJournal, Atom,
MetaWeblog, MovableType
Widgets: imageloop
Online storage: box.net, Acrobat.com
Generic: FTP, Email
From: Pixelpipe Invites
Date: Fri, Sep 19, 2008 at 11:26
Subject: Pixelpipe has launched, come and join us
To: undisclosed-recipients
Hola beta testers!,
The wait is over, you are invited to join the Pixelpipe beta.
What is Pixelpipe? We've created a web service that allows you to
publish once through our gateway and have that content pushed out to
any of your subscribed destinations. We support over 45 popular social
networks and photo/video sites and blogs throughout the world and make
it easy to get your content online by providing a number of desktop &
mobile solutions for most platforms, you can even send an email or MMS
from your iPhone and have that the media pushed out to destinations
including Facebook, Flickr, Picasa to even your personal blog or Email
address.
Breaking news: Our native iPhone application is now available in the
Apple catalog, it's free and pretty great. You can download from your
phone or at http://is.gd/2OkN
To get started just follow these simple steps
1. Create your Pixelpipe account at http://pixelpipe.com/signup
2. Add a few destinations from our current selection, we're adding
more every week so check back if we're missing a favorite.
3. Checkout our Free Software area for a variety of solutions for
effortless upload from desktop and mobile. A few screen shots of our
current selection can be seen here http://tinyurl.com/5hnhtr.
4. Enjoy Pixelpipe.
Please keep in mind that we're in beta at the moment so you may run
across the occasional of bug or performance issue. We'd love to hear
your suggestions or feedback on any issues you've experienced at
support@pixelpipe.com. We've also created a Twitter feed to keep our
users informed of new services and upload clients, you can subscribe
for updates at http://twitter.com/pixelpipe.
- The Pixelpipe team
Supported services include:
Photo & Video: Flickr, Picasa, YouTube, Photobucket, Nokia Ovi,
Phanfare, Smugmug, vimeo, ImageShack, pikeo, webshots, kyte, FotoTime,
Zooomr, Fotki, DRR.net, 23hq, 72 photos, ipernity, Viddler,
Shutterfly, photobox, Kodak Gallery
Micro-Blog: FriendFeed, Pownce, TwitPic, Seesmic
Social Networks: Facebook, Friendster, imeem, Vox, Bebo, Hyves
Blogs: Blogger, TypePad, WordPress, tumbler, LiveJournal, Atom,
MetaWeblog, MovableType
Widgets: imageloop
Online storage: box.net, Acrobat.com
Generic: FTP, Email
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How to share images on the web to FriendFeed directly with bookmarklet
Requirements
- Browser: Firefox, Flock
- Add-on: Open in Browser
- Bookmarklet: Share this image on FriendFeed
How to
- Right click on the image you want to share and select "View Image"
or type image URL in location bar and press Enter - Click on "View" menu on menubar and select "View as" -> "Web page"
- Run the bookmarklet
Example post
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