TwitBin, A Firefox Extension For Twitter

by Scott Beale on May 6, 2007 · 4 comments

TwitBin

infinimedia, web development company based out of Coral Gables, FL, recently released TwitBin, a really cool Firefox Extension that enables you send and receive Twitter messages right from your browser.

TwitBin

Looking for more great Twitter tools and information? Check out the Twitter Fan Wiki.

via » Chris Messina on ma.gnolia

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1 Chris May 6, 2007 at 8:09 pm

trying to jump on the twitter band wagon… but I got some bugs in this Twitbin + NoScript + AdBlock. IT would appear that something is blocking advertisements trying to load up in TwitBin… and I also can’t get to the configuration unless I globally allow scripts. I got some debuggin to do i suppose.

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2 Xavier May 7, 2007 at 10:26 am

Scott,
Thanks for posting about Twitbin, we really appreciate it. I’m glad you think it’s a cool application. We really want to hear as much feedback from the users as possible so that we can make the next version even more targeted to the user. We are planning on having more preferences in the settings menu, so stay tuned for the next version. If you have any questions, or comments, feel free to visit our blog or email me directly.
I see Chris’s comment and will try and look into this issue personally.
Thanks again!
Xavier

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