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Update:
I have put up the Firefox Extension for coComment! I and a few friends have been using it for a day now and it seems to work fine!


coComment! for FirefoxLaurent has posted a few coComment invitation codes in my previous post's comments. Thanks, Laurent. Make sure you get them before they are gone.

SolutionWatch has put up a quick review of coComment with a Greasemonkey script


Also, here is the screenshot of my Firefox Extension for coComment that allows you to coComment! from the right-click context menu that I quickly put together. This extension is of a great help especially when commenting in pop-up windows where you can't access your bookmarks. And even on a general page, reduces your onscreen movement time (Read more here).

Its high time I got myself some web hosting space.

Comments

Arpit said…
anand d00de, iam bored of my template.. build me something good yaar..
5:36 AM
Brigitte Bardot said…
I want your extension!!!!
1:18 PM
enginerd said…
The Firefox extension is available now!
3:46 PM
k.o_lab said…
yeap really nice extension! will you implement something like the greasymonkey script that someone else was mentioning?
7:15 AM
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