SharedCopy: Do More with Add-Ons

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SharedCopy comes with some exciting Add-Ons that lets you do more on the Web :

1) Blog

Create a pretty blog entry, based on your annotations! No more manual copying, pasting and indenting of quoted text! Works with all major blogs supporting the Blogger API or MetaWeblog API. e.g. Blogspot, WordPress, Movable Type, Drupal, etc…
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The sticky notes will appear as normal text in your blog entry, and your highlights will appear as quoted text ^{» link}

“2) E-mail

Wanna send a your friend an email about this great bargain you’ve just spotted? Stick a note on the page and email it immediately! ^{» link}

Want to make your shared copy do more funky stuff? Send your suggestions to us! ^{» link}

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HTTPS and other private pages

Alright, you’ve asked for it: Support for HTTPS pages.

Want to share some analytics numbers with someone else but don’t want the hassle of giving out your login / password? Use SharedCopy to take a snap shot, and give ‘em the link to the copy instead:

Other things that you can share, unique to SharedCopy:

• Pages behind a login: Logged in to your Control Panel and don’t see something right? Use SharedCopy and show your administrator the page exactly like you’re seeing it.
• Pages behind a firewall: Vetting web page mock ups hosted within your VPN, Intranet, or even on your local machine? As long as you and the person you’re sharing with can both see the original web page, you can use SharedCopy to annotate and collaborate.

Introducing Tags and a robust Highlighter

Finally! We can now tag our annotated pages – Just click on “tags” to input your desired tags, click “OK” and “Save”

The default tags will be the date of creation and the original domain name. I’m not really a hardworking, tagging kind of person so I’ve been finding this default really useful. Hopefully it works well for you too.

You can browse your listing by tags as shown below or even subscribe to the tag’s feed. For the developers, simply change that “.xml” to “.json” in the feed URL to get the data in JSON format

Also, we’ve fixed one of the long running problems of SharedCopy – the highlighting. With Tien Dung helping to tame our Javascript, you can now effortlessly highlight across paragraphs & hyperlinks using IE, Firefox or Safari!