We’ve been getting a lot of attention from foreign tech blogs.

I ran Google translations on the Interclue articles from 4 of the most highly ranked blogs that have covered us, and have posted the link and a translated fragment from each below. I haven’t edited the translations at all, so you can see that machine “translation” still has a way to go, but it’s certainly good enough to get the rough idea - they like Interclue!. Most of these are very well read blogs - we certainly got a lot of incoming traffic from them. We’re really stoked about helping people become more productive all around the world!

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Zona Firefox, a Spanish Blog about Firefox

Definitively this is one of the extensions of previsualization more complete than I have seen, and although in principle their numerous options could intimidarte, you will see that it is quite easy to be accustomed to them. An indispensable extension for those who works with a great volume of information.

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Francis Pisani’s Tech blog in Le Monde, The French equivalent of the New York Times:

I come, for example, to test it on TechMeme which is a compilation of what is said on the blogosphère and not to have to activate the bonds randomly (or by guiding me only on the title) allows me to save an insane time.

The window which opens gives the statistics on the number of words, the number of bonds and even of the infos announcing if the page were already selected on del.icio.us.

On a page Google (or Yahoo, or Live) that makes it possible much more quickly to release the bonds which have nothing to do with the put question.

Superb.

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Appbeta, a popular Chinese Tech Blog.

Interclue individuals that are very suitable for the now popular blog reading, Generally speaking blog will invoke emergence of a large number of links, each reading it is a very tiring thing, it can be easily confused. Another application is an important place for search engine page, where the link is key. As the title indicates : see less, know more; Click less, do more. After a short trial, I have to like Interclue, I hope you will like.

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Genbeta a popular web-tech blog in Madrid

The mission of this extension is the one to facilitate and to provide
information about each one of the results of the searches so that we
pruned to determine its quality before entering these pages and acceding
to the wished information, everything in real time, of form simple and
easy to handle.

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Version 1.2.1.4173 — July 13, 2007 — 377 KB

New features:

• We added a “copy to clipboard” button. There’s actually a limit on how much content we can copy into an email, but that doesn’t apply to the clipboard.
• When you do a search in any of the three major engines, search words are highlighted in the Clueview.

Tweaks

• We renamed Locked Mode to Pinned Mode. It’s still not quite the right metaphor, but at least it matches the icon now!
• When you tap the hotkey now, the clueviewer appears near the icon rather than near the mouse - particularly with things like search results, this means you don’t have to reposition the Clueviewer quite so often when moving between links in Pinned mode.
• When the clueviewer is visible you can now tap the hotkey to enter Pinned mode. The Clueviewer changes colour to green. Tap the hotkey again to close the Clueviewer.
• We reduced the size of the clue cache, and put a new setting into the performance tweaks pane to give more control over it.

Bugfixes

• Fewer pages now fail to summarize due to unexpected errors in the HTML layout.
• Some obscure and tenacious bugs that caused serious problems on only a few pages were eliminated.
• We also fixed a problem with scripted flash elements, eg - in Google analytics - thanks very much to Ionut of Google Operating System for reporting those issues. He also gave Interclue a great review, you can see it here.

Tags: firefox, news

Version 1.2.0.4112 — July 2, 2007 — 346 KB

All users should update as soon as possible to take advantage of the bugfixes and new features in 1.2.0 - if you are using Firefox 2.0 this update should have happened automatically, and all subsequent updates will be from the secure download site at addons.mozilla.org

New Features

• The Clueviewer now locks open if hotkey held down for more than a second, and unlocks the next time the hotkey is pressed. Definitely easier than holding the hotkey down to move through a bunch of links.
• We made some significant changes to the linkclue positioning code, eliminating all known cases where linkclues were showing up in the wrong place relative to the link.
• Changes to tutorial and options menus.
• We added “print” to the list of available clueview buttons. (feature is in beta, please let us know if it doesn’t work for you).

Change to Linkclue Mode Names

We have renamed the Linkclue modes to make it more obvious what they actually mean.

Bugfixes

• Removed bogus html caused by doubleclick ads.
• Eliminated all known cases where linkclue icons were appearing in the wrong place.
• Interclue no longer fetches any content if Linkclue icons not shown (this fixes the Bloglines bug)

If you are enjoying using Interclue we’d be very keen for more reviews on addons.mozilla.org - you may need to register first.

Tags: firefox, news