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krmaxwell replied on November 23, 2009 23:04 to the problem "Search bar not using correct parameter" in Thing Labs:

Any progress on this? Coming up on a month now

krmaxwell replied on November 23, 2009 23:04 to the problem "wrong follow data" in Thing Labs:

Oddly, it's been working for me for the last week. Maybe they fixed it, or something else happened

krmaxwell replied on November 23, 2009 23:02 to the problem "User search does not give "follow" button" in Thing Labs:

Glad to see it fixed!

krmaxwell replied on November 10, 2009 20:57 to the idea "Hide, collapse or toggle expanded media" in Thing Labs:

I'd like to be able to disable the "photo unpacking" (where Brizzly automatically displays photos linked in a Tweet). This keeps me from getting in trouble at work when somebody links to a NSFW image...


Ideally, this would be on a per-account basis.

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Setting to disable image previewing.

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krmaxwell reported a problem in Thing Labs on November 06, 2009 15:43:

User search does not give "follow" button

When I click on a user mentioned in a tweet, the profile that comes up shows their avatar, follower data, etc., but the controls for following or messaging them are gone now.

A comment on the problem "wrong follow data" in Thing Labs:

Any progress on this? I see that new features are getting added, but this bug really makes continuing to use Brizzly difficult to justify. I like most everything else, but I'd really like this one to get prioritized. – krmaxwell, on November 06, 2009 15:29

krmaxwell replied on October 30, 2009 01:10 to the idea "open replies inline" in Thing Labs:

I'd really like better conversation tracking, some sort of nested replies a la http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/3... or even the "show conversation" feature in Twitter Search.

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Conversation tracking.

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A comment on the problem "Search bar not using correct parameter" in Thing Labs:

In my primary Twitter profile under Brizzly, I enter into the search bar a name of a user I am not following. I do not hit Enter or click on the magnifying glass icon, but instead click on the text that says "Search for a user named X". I then get taken to the URL "http://brizzly.com/#twitter/-/user/Search Twitter or find people you follow", which of course doesn't generate any results.

Hope this helps! – krmaxwell, on October 29, 2009 15:46

krmaxwell replied on October 28, 2009 17:36 to the problem "Dashboard doesn't work" in Get Satisfaction:

Awesome, thanks!

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krmaxwell replied on October 28, 2009 17:02 to the problem "Dashboard doesn't work" in Get Satisfaction:

I cannot access my dashboard, either (and I'm not an employee of any GS clients, as Amy points out).

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krmaxwell replied on October 27, 2009 15:36 to the problem "Search bar not using correct parameter" in Thing Labs:

Firefox (under both Windows and Linux). Just retested, still happening.

krmaxwell reported a problem in Thing Labs on October 26, 2009 19:03:

Search bar not using correct parameter

When I enter a user name in the search bar at the top, then click "Search for a user named $USERNAME", I get no results and the URL in the browser address bar looks like "http://brizzly.com/#twitter/-/user/Search Twitter or find people you follow" (yes, that phrase).

This makes searching for users really hard!

A comment on the question "Gmail scanning frequency?" in OtherInbox:

I notice it slower.... like, taking several hours (have some now that have been there >6 hours). – krmaxwell, on October 23, 2009 15:06

krmaxwell replied on October 23, 2009 00:41 to the idea "Buttons on user profiles should not move" in Thing Labs:

Firefox, just tested again.

krmaxwell replied on October 21, 2009 21:44 to the question "Gmail scanning frequency?" in OtherInbox:

I feel like it's a little slow these days. Is it still every five minutes?