Update numerous social services at once with new mult-submit toolbar from Mahalo

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Update numerous social services at once with new mult-submit toolbar from Mahalo

by Jason Harris Jan 16th 2008

Mahalo, the human powered search engine, has announced a new add-on for Firefox that submits sites to many popular web services at once. How many times have you found a link that you want share with your friends and realize you have to submit it to more than one service such as del.icio.us, twitter, and so on?

Mahalo's new add-on, called Mahalo Follow for Firefox solves this problem by submitting your link to services including Twitter, Jaiku, Ma.gnolia, del.icio.us, Google Bookmarks, and Tumblr. This seems to be an extremely useful tool.

To get started, head on over to Mahalo's site and install the Firefox add-in, put in your credentials for your various services, and share away.

Tags: del.icio.us, firefox, google, jaiku, mahalo, tumblr, twitter

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Jason said 11:41PM on 1-16-2008

Update: the toolbar now supports posting to Stumbleupon as well!

Chantel said 6:56PM on 1-18-2008

I've been using OnlyWire for some time. This mult-submit toolbar from Mahalo is new to me. It looks very cool!

May i know do i have to submit one-by-one to each individual site or i just need to click once and Mahalo will submit to all bookmarking sites in its list?

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Prashanth said 2:26AM on 3-27-2008

I tried going to http://follow.mahalo.com/beta, but an empty page is displayed. How do I get this toolbar? I got the Mahalo Follow toolbar, but it does have a bookmarking option.

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