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TwitterFox add-on for Firefox
In fact, TwitterFox feels a lot more like an Adobe AIR-based application like Twhirl or Snitter than a Firefox add-on. The little T icon in your sidebar will display the number of your unread messages. And when you click the icon a window will pop up showing your latest tweets, sorted by Recent, Replies, and Direct messages. You can send a message by typing in the box, and you can include a link by hitting the link button.
TwitterFox doesn't include some of the more advanced tools you'll find in application like Twhirl, such as snipurl integration or a user lookup feature. But if you don't feel like installing Adobe AIR just to use a Twitter client, TwitterFox might be worth checking out.
[via Geek Bargain Bins and Mixx]
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oiya said 11:45AM on 3-13-2008
Twitter and Firefox have a long relationship. In fact there is something known as fwittering because you can literally put in plugins all over firefox as evidenced by the picture at
http://ltips.blogspot.com/2007/05/how-i-went-from-twittering-to.html
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Robert Lowe said 9:42AM on 3-28-2008
Twitbin appears to be spyware--when active, it phones home to www.quantcast.com (the web site of an "Internet Ratings Service") every time you access a page
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