Share-It
Posts related to the Share-It browser extension
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This is an application that allows you to pick and choose which of the many context menu add-ons you would like enabled in your browser. Internet Explorer does not support nested context menus so this I wrote this application to make it easy to enable and disable different menu items you may want to use…
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With this new version the Analyze-it context menus were updated to the most recent version. Analyze-it contained so many menu items that I had to add a counter to the interface to indicate when there are more than the twenty menu item visible limit. The menu counter is only active for page context (basic context…
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This release basically fixes a few bugs and adds Google Music Search to the menu. I’ll be using whole numbers from now on on these installers (just makes things easier). I had to remove tumblr from the menu as their format changed (no more sharing with a GET request). Fixed the Fetch and Guess…
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Download and Install IE11 Menu Addons for Windows 7, 8, and 8.1 New Version Completed – Read about it and Download from here
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Share-it provides a context menu that allows the user to share the current page with a number of different websites that allow for link submissions. Share-it currently shares a web page on: facebook, twitter, google plus, linkedin, digg, stumbleupon, tumblr, friendfeed, fark, blinklist, and plurk. There is an options page that will allow the user…
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The Google Chrome extension Share-it now has an Options page that enables you to choose which menu items are visible. Users simply can check which menu items to use and which to hide on the options page instead of navigating a menu of irrelevant menu items that they do not use. Preferences in an add-on…
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manifest.json app.js Source Code Add-on Add-on (Chrome Web Store) This one is a little more full featured as far as sharing is concerned. I may just give this one out so I added my site graphics so it looks a bit more professional. Demonstrates using a parent ‘folder’ for (sub) context menu items. Its pretty…
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