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Totally awesome tip, dude! Thanks so much! This was really bugging me the last few days!
ReplyThis is a great workaround! I simply pasted my homepage in as the site I wanted to stumble and then made that page my new homepage. Brilliant. Thanks.
ReplyI think it’s great that there is a hack to do that, but that is so much less convenient than having a button on a toolbar it’s not even funny. At a minimum I have to have a tab open in the background, and then I have to cut and paste the URL into the address in that tab, right?
I have about 10,000 stumbles on SU — the difference between using the button on Firefox, and this would be significant for me.
I really like Chrome in other ways — and Firefox 3.01 seems buggy to me, but not having a context sensitive thumbs up/thumbs down button is a deal breaker for me for regular use.
If I missed the point of how this works feel free to write me and yell at me. 🙂
Reply@Mayur – Glad that youu liked this trick!
@Jordan – I have written it in the post man.. for submitting review use this http://www.stumbleupon.com/submit?url=about:blank
and for thumbs up or thumbs down use http://www.stumbleupon.com/demo/#url=http://www.siteurlhere.com
You can’t completely integrate stumbleupon toolbar to Google chrome browser,this will help the need to eliminate toolbar…
ReplyThis is great man. I am to using google chrome. Is there any way you can tell me how you did that?
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