AskYC: Bookmarklet or Toolbar
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Re: AskYC: Bookmarklet or Toolbar
#2Re: AskYC: Bookmarklet or Toolbar
#3a. What kind of functionality are you trying to expose? b. End user constraints, much like bostonbiz raised
Tumblr has a bookmarklet, but its limited because it does not let you tag your tumblrs. I find that limiting, but I guess thats what they have settled for. On the other hand, delicious offers a toolbar with a buttload of functionality built in.
This may sound silly, but I guess you could start off with a bookmarklet, and let the users decide. Just a thought...
Re: AskYC: Bookmarklet or Toolbar
#4If it only needs to act when the user clicks it then bookmarklet should be sufficient. If it needs to automatically do things in the background without user interaction then you'll need to do toolbars.
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#5Re: AskYC: Bookmarklet or Toolbar
#6Bookmarklets, on the other hand, are lightweight and portable across browsers.
Re: AskYC: Bookmarklet or Toolbar
#7After reading through all the comments, I do feel Bookmarklet is the way to go. However my only concern with Bookmarklets is there's no way on updating an user's bookmarklet automatically, so if you need to change something, you pretty much have to email all your users to remove their current bookmarklets and setup the new one. correct?