Anyone Using the Me.Dium Plugin for Firefox or Flock?

[swampsucka247]

Just wanted to know if anyone else here is using the Me.Dium (http://me.dium.com/tutorial) plugin for FireFox (http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/) and Flock (http://www.flock.com/) browsers. It's pretty cool. You can see sites that other users are browsing that might be of interest to you, based on the current site you are visiting. This also seems to be a good way to promote a website because, In my browser it always shows at least 2 or 3 users also browsing this site 8) It allows you to type in a "shoutbox" that other users can read and even reply to your comment. I've been using it for about 2 months, and I think it's pretty cool

[araeff]

I'll try that, sounds cool...

[Spike]

wow that does look quite good

[swampsucka247]

hopefully this will bring in some new members, too

[swampsucka247]

Me.dium comes to IE7 and adds a Web widget

Surfing the Web doesn't have to be a solitary experience, at least according to Me.dium, a browser add-on that uses real-time data to share information with your friends and the Me.dium community. Today, Me.dium added support for Internet Explorer 7, opening up the "social surfing" experience to a huge new audience.

In essence, Me.dium lets you share as much of your browsing information as you like with either a select set of friends, Me.dium users who are visiting a specific Web page, or the Me.dium community at large. The extension presents itself in a browser sidebar and displays your Me.dium universe, or "your online world." The map is based on your current Web location, your friends' current browsing spots, and your recent Web activity.

Update here (http://www.download.com/8301-2007_4-9754495-12.html?tag=blog)