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Dan Rubin replied on October 09, 2008 19:58 to the idea "MyMileMarker » Stay Full Screen" in Sidebar Creative:

It seems that MobileSafari only wants to play nice in full-screen mode when all the web app links are done using AJAX, so we've temporarily removed the full-screen setting for now (you *may* need to re-save the webclip to your home screen if you continue to see the full-screen behavior).

We're updating the mobile site and its iPhone-specific features along with the rest of the site for the next version, so we'll be able to bring it back properly.

Christian Rauh replied on September 12, 2008 15:14 to the question "privacy settings and twitter" in Brightkite:

I would suggest making this more explicit on the help that is brought up by clicking on the question mark next to the private/public switch.

Dan Rubin replied on August 08, 2008 23:54 to the problem "IE6 Breaks the Login Form!" in Sidebar Creative:

We're looking into this - is there any other info you can give us about what exactly is happening? Especially with the mobile version, since it should work just about anywhere...

If you can take some screenshots and add them here (use the "Add an image" button in the comment form) that would help as well.

Dan Rubin replied on August 08, 2008 23:52 to the idea "Nag me, baby." in Sidebar Creative:

Consider it on the list Chris - we're evaluating a lot of feature requests for the next version :)

Dan Rubin started following the idea "Center company/product logos in clickable boxes?" in Get Satisfaction.

Dan Rubin replied on June 22, 2008 22:43 to the idea "Center company/product logos in clickable boxes?" in Get Satisfaction:

This was bugging me too, but I (stupidly) never thought to mention it here :)

So, since you guys fixed this, there's another variation of the exact same problem (uneven margins around company logos) on the right side of the Dashboard view on users' profile pages. I've put a screenshot of how it renders in Safari up on Flickr: http://www.flickr.com/photos/danrubin...

Glad you guys appreciate pixel-anality - it's all part of getting *everything* right :)

A comment on the question "privacy settings and twitter" in Brightkite:

I would also like to strongly support the idea that publication settings to Twitter can be tweaked in a more flexible manner. You really should be able to keep BK in private mode but still post regular messages to Twitter. I hope some kind of better solution for this can be found in the future. – BijanK, on May 17, 2008 07:29

A comment on the question "privacy settings and twitter" in Brightkite:

I thought that was the way it currently worked. I've been in private mode and had notes I've posted show up on Twitter, and I have my 'Everyone' setting set to 'City'. People who follow me on Twitter can see my notes, but only the general location that they were posted in, which suits me just fine. – digitalsprawl, on May 11, 2008 12:47

jodiem replied on May 11, 2008 06:03 to the question "privacy settings and twitter" in Brightkite:

If I have a private twitter account and a private brightkite account, I should still be able to cross post between brightkite and twitter, otherwise really, what is the point of brightkite if my twitter friends can't see the posts also?

Dan Rubin replied on May 10, 2008 01:37 to the question "privacy settings and twitter" in Brightkite:

How about using the "Everyone" privacy setting to determine Twitter posting instead? This would allow users to lock down location posting to Twitter the same as they do for Brightkite users/visitors, but still allow Twitter posting for private users.

Tim Van Damme replied on May 07, 2008 08:25 to the question "Where is the iPhone-friendly version?" in Brightkite:

Good lord that looks sweet! Great job, guys!

Chris Messina replied on May 07, 2008 01:38 to the question "Where is the iPhone-friendly version?" in Brightkite:

The iPhone version is now available at:

http://i.brightkite.com

Whoopie!

maxvoltar replied on May 01, 2008 13:30 to the question "Where is the iPhone-friendly version?" in Brightkite:

Good to see the iPhone version of BrightKite is coming.

You said on Twitter (http://twitter.com/brightkite/statuse...): "...we want people to test out the web and SMS stuff first". That's great, but how many of your users actually are from within the US / have an operator you guys support? I'm from Belgium, and would love a lightweight mobile version to quickly update my being and doing.

Great work all!

Dan Rubin started following the idea "Please stop telling people I removed them" in Brightkite.

jhubert replied on April 30, 2008 21:16 to the idea "Please stop telling people I removed them" in Brightkite:

sweeet =)

A comment on the question "Where is the iPhone-friendly version?" in Brightkite:

We have all of those in the works. – Martin May, on April 29, 2008 22:30

Dan Rubin's reply to "Where is the iPhone-friendly version?" was just promoted to the most useful! Josh Pyles and 2 other people think it's one of the best replies.

Looking forward to it as well - suggestion: instead of doing a specific iPhone site and dealing with device detection, why not create a mobile site and provide an iPhone-specific stylesheet? For reference, see http://mymilemarker.com/m

That also allows you to use a single URI for mobile devices, rather than being platform- or browser-specific (e.g. http://m.brightkite.com/ would work nicely).

Having fun with Brightkite so far, now I just need to get more people in South Florida to use it...

Wayne Sutton replied on April 29, 2008 15:50 to the question "Where is the iPhone-friendly version?" in Brightkite:

I would like to see an iPhone native app like mobiletwitter, an iPhone web version like i.brightkite.com a mobile verion at m.brightkite.com and a install version for Nokia phones (N95)

Thanks

Wayne

vafarmboy replied on April 24, 2008 00:39 to the question "Where is the iPhone-friendly version?" in Brightkite:

woot!

Joseph Rueter replied on April 23, 2008 20:37 to the question "Where is the iPhone-friendly version?" in Brightkite:

looking forward to it