I just recently updated the toolbar to version 1.11. No major changes, just made it so that it can work with Firefox 3.6.
Here is a link to a download page: Twitter Toolbar
I just recently updated the toolbar to version 1.11. No major changes, just made it so that it can work with Firefox 3.6.
Here is a link to a download page: Twitter Toolbar
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I have been busy lately with my primary business of doing my Web Usability and Design Analysis, but I’m thinking it’s time for a new update to the toolbar.
I’m considering adding a search box (fairly easy to do), and a method to support multiple accounts. I would love your feedback on it, so let me know what you would like next for the Twitter Toolbar. Is there something in particular that is bugging you?
Twitter has certainly been sucking eggs lately. It’s still experiencing site outages, it failed to break even 25m monthly visitors in July, it dropped a rank on Alexa, and gotten a few slaps from Corporate America saying that using Twitter during company time is a no no.
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I was just spending some time this morning looking at all the sites that are now talking about my Twitter Toolbar, and was getting pretty excited about its gain in popularity.
When I first introduced the toolbar it averaged about 35 downloads a day from my site alone. Now it’s averaging close to 100 downloads a day, and I expect by next week it will be a lot bigger than that. Downloads are occurring all over the place now.
Mozilla has a statistics page for us developers so we can see how the downloads are going. On their site there has only been about 1,000 downloads in total, but another figure is quickly going up, daily users. The daily users figure is going up screaming fast.
Here is how fast the toolbar popularity is growing (based on Mozilla’s stats). For every 100 people that use the toolbar this week, 24 more will use it next week. 24 doesn’t sound like a lot, but this week over 400 people use it daily. That means next week around 500 people will be using it daily. Another way to see it is by looking what the number will be like just a month and a half from now. I’m forecasting over 2,000 people will be using it daily by the end of August. My forecast is based on a very steady trend line based on 18 weeks of data.
Two Big Add-ons Planned
So the two big add-ons planned are search, and sidebar. You can expect the search function to appear on the next updated, and the sidebar action to occur soon after. I have had several requests to have the toolbar just make use of the sidebar instead of an entire web page. Sounds like a good idea to me!
Just added a new poll to Best Web Image.
Here it is: Do you think masking the password field in a form improves security?
I forgot to mention how the Toolbar is starting to gain momentum, especially after verion 1.10 kicked in. I wrote a post about it on my main site, BestWebImage.com, and since I wrote it, the numbers continue to grow at an even more accelerated pace!
See Twitter Toolbar Making Waves post.
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