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Track your browsing history with hooeey
Have your ever been randomly searching for something online, only to realize you closed a window and cannot for the life of you remember what website you were on? You might be able to check your browser history or use a bookmarking tool. But what if you want to share your browsing records and let other users see where you've been?Hooeey lets you record eveyr site you visit. You need a hooey account and a browser toolbar in order for hooey to do its thing. The toolbar then tracks the sites you have visited in online folders allowing you to check out analytical reports and share links.
So if you are up for letting friends know where you have been, hooeey will gladly share your browsing patterns with them.
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Tristan said 9:37AM on 10-16-2007
How is this different/better than Google's offering?
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Ted said 3:47PM on 10-16-2007
Or you could use Opera and open the list of closed web pages and be right back where you were (as long as you haven't closed the browser...)
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b.jerichow said 1:18AM on 10-17-2007
To answer the question How does hooeey compare with Google Personal Search?
Google Personal Search only retains history of searches performed in Google. It does not track every page you have visited, does not allow you to tag those pages, nor does it allow you to share them with friends/family and the public. In addition, the history is only stored at the server level - there is no possibility to track this information in an off-line, user-centric mode.
And here is the answer to: How does hooeey differ from Google web history?
Google web history has broadly the same objectives as hooeey. It differs from hooeey in some significant ways:
Google web history only records your web activity while you are signed in to your Google Account. hooeey works without having to worry about signing in when you launch your browser, hooeey's already at work.
Google web history does not allow the user to access browser history off-line nor does it provide the user the ability to filter off-line what links are to be stored. Every site visited is automatically stored in Google's server. With hooeey, the user decides what web site links are stored and when.
Google web history has no way of tagging and commenting interesting web sites. hooeey allows you to tag and comment sites as you visit them or even when you are off-line!
Google web history has no way of letting you selective share links with your friends. hooeey allows you to create or import contact lists so that you can send interesting links to anyone easily. hooeey also allows you to see a list of links that you have shared with friends, in one place.
Only hooeey provides you a way to transform boring links into a visually-rich hooeey WebTour complete with title, themes and comments that are fun to create and share
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SuezanneC Baskerville said 6:53PM on 10-30-2007
I want something that will automatically keep track of every post I make in forums, every comment I make, such as this one, every time I send information by clicking a submit button or send email by clicking on a button or link in a web page.
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