Archive for the 'iFeedReaders' Category

Feedshow, Fwicki, Include, Newgie and Newshutch Added

Monday, October 9th, 2006

iFeedReaders has added 5 new buttons to the subscribe page today. Those include Feedshow, Fwicki, Include, Newgie and Newshutch.


These options are automatically available for any outstanding iFeedReaders subscribe buttons.

If you haven’t created one for your site, isn’t it about time?

Feed Button WordPress Plugin Overhaul

Friday, October 6th, 2006

The Chicklet Creator WordPress plugin recently got a major update. You now have the ability to select, control and update feed buttons from within the admin panel of your WordPress blog. It’s just another way we are trying to make getting subscription buttons added to your blog easier.

Chicklet Creator Plugin 0.5 Details | Download & Install Page

Rojo Buttons Fixed

Friday, September 29th, 2006

About two weeks ago or so, Rojo updated their website and removed the Rojo feed button that we’ve been using. It was unfortunate as a lot of bloggers already had it on their site. Well I’m happy to let you know that I contacted Rojo and they’ve re-uploaded the button and it works again. :)

New Feed Button & Social Bookmark Tools Live

Friday, September 8th, 2006

A week ago we launched the new version of the Chicklet Creator and the Social Bookmark tool. They’ve officially been moved to iFeedReaders from TwisterMc and are a part of this growing site.

Both tools now offer more services, with more services yet to come.

The Chicklet Creator comes with a few new options including a CSS drop down menu to help people save space on their blogs.

The Social Bookmark Creator also has a drop down menu, but it’s not CSS based. Instead it’s form based and works quite well.

I hope to make it though all the updated services by the end of the month and get them added to all the tools.

Also, a new version of the Chickelet Creator WordPress plugin is on the way with a much more user friendly configuration scheme.

Netscape Social Bookmark Added

Thursday, August 31st, 2006

Netscape recently started up a service very similar to Digg. Is it better? Or Worse? Or just a ripoff? You be the judge, however iFeedReaders now has a Netscape button Netscape on the Social Bookmark page. So if you like the new Netscape, you can now make it easy for your users to social bookmark your site or post.

Updated Tools Coming

Tuesday, August 29th, 2006

It’s been weeks since I stated that the updated Chicklet Creator and Social Bookmark Creator were just about done.  After a few setbacks, and some re-coding, the tools are once again in testing mode.  My hopes are that they’ll get released this week!!

Keep an eye on iFeedReaders news and I’ll be sure to mention the new tools just as soon as they go live!!

Updated Digg to Add Title

Friday, August 11th, 2006

The Digg bookmark button has been updated to automatically add the title to Digg’s submission forum.

Flogz and Newsvine Buttons Added

Monday, July 31st, 2006

Two new bookmark buttons today. Flogz Flogz Button and Newsvine Newsvine.

Flogz is much like Digg only targeted towards personal finance and investing news.

Newsvine is a news orientated social site. Focusing on national or world events.

Each button will also make an appearance in the all new Chicklet Creator due out in early August.

Windows Live Feed Button Added

Thursday, July 27th, 2006

For all of your visitors that use Windows Live as their portal page, iFeedReaders has now added a Windows Live button. Windows Live Feed Button

I can’t say that I use Windows Live as it’s sill in major development and partial to the PC/IE combination. Myself I’m on a Mac using Flock. However, I have checked it out and it does look pleasing. ;)

Add Feeds To Your Phone With Plusmo

Monday, July 24th, 2006

A Plusmo button has been added to the feed subscription page. Plusmo

Plusmo allows you to add RSS feeds to your phone or PDA for viewing on the go.

Plusmo lets you do cool stuff from your mobile phone. For example, you can locate the nearest Starbucks, find cheap gas nearby, read your friend’s MySpace blog, read movie reviews, check out neat photos, download popular blogs like Engadget, or keep track of the top iTunes hits all from your cell phone or PDA. Plusmo offers a great mobile experience because personalized content from websites is downladed to your device in advance and browsing is local and fast.