Find top stories quickly in the coolest way with this new plug-in for Digg, StumbleUpon, Reddit, Mixx, Propeller and many more: compatible with both Internet Explorer and Firefox.
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Not the best looking of browser widgets, but it does exactly what is says it does.A very simple but very effective tool...
this plugin rocks! , i think its very useful make search easy...
This is a really cool plugin, does anybody know what are they going to launch
Um.. I’m not sure how this is different from the search engines from my Firefox browser. I would add a bit more data on how the tool really works on the site, that’s for sure..
Looks really cool so I’m interested ... but I’m not really sure what it does, and don’t want to download until I know. Can anyone provide more insight into what it actually does, and how it can help me/save me time?