Comments on: Get a clue about what you're about to click on with Interclue http://demogirl.com/2007/05/20/get-a-clue-about-what-youre-about-to-click-on-with-interclue/ Tech Support Costs A lot. So get Rid of it with the DemoGirl Tech Support Solution. Thu, 21 Apr 2011 00:15:22 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Interclue Archive » Buzz and Bugfixes http://demogirl.com/2007/05/20/get-a-clue-about-what-youre-about-to-click-on-with-interclue/comment-page-1/#comment-164 Interclue Archive » Buzz and Bugfixes Tue, 22 May 2007 09:22:31 +0000 http://demogirl.com/2007/05/20/get-a-clue-about-what-youre-about-to-click-on-with-interclue/#comment-164 [...] and in our feedback systems - you can read some of the highlights over here. Particular thanks to Demogirl who made a screencast of Interclue in action, something I’ve been working on myself, and [...] [...] and in our feedback systems – you can read some of the highlights over here. Particular thanks to Demogirl who made a screencast of Interclue in action, something I’ve been working on myself, and [...]

]]> By: Dan http://demogirl.com/2007/05/20/get-a-clue-about-what-youre-about-to-click-on-with-interclue/comment-page-1/#comment-163 Dan Tue, 22 May 2007 09:00:46 +0000 http://demogirl.com/2007/05/20/get-a-clue-about-what-youre-about-to-click-on-with-interclue/#comment-163 Thanks M, that's a nice intro. I've had Interclue installed for a little while, and you showed me several things I hadn't noticed. A great tool! Thanks M, that’s a nice intro. I’ve had Interclue installed for a little while, and you showed me several things I hadn’t noticed. A great tool!

]]> By: Seth Wagoner http://demogirl.com/2007/05/20/get-a-clue-about-what-youre-about-to-click-on-with-interclue/comment-page-1/#comment-162 Seth Wagoner Mon, 21 May 2007 06:55:18 +0000 http://demogirl.com/2007/05/20/get-a-clue-about-what-youre-about-to-click-on-with-interclue/#comment-162 Hi Demogirl, Thanks very much for that :-) I've been meaning to do my own screencast and you've beaten me to it. You also alerted me to something that we need to explain better inside the interface - the linkclue modes you set in the browser status bar only apply to the domain that you're on - so for instance even if you've got "sensible clues only" set by default (which we need to explain better, essentially it means "all external links and all internal looks that look like articles rather than navigation" ) you can switch to using Interclue. On the other hand, if you only find Interclue useful on a few sites (eg Craigslist, Google Reader, Wikipedia, and blogs) then you can always have the linkclue mode set to "no clues at all" by default, and then whenever you find a site where it's useful, turn on interclue for that domain. I think we also need to make it more obvious at the top of the page that this is a free tool, with no ads. Later on we'll be adding a premium version for people who want to get faster clues with more information. Regards, Seth Wagoner, CEO Interclue Hi Demogirl,

Thanks very much for that :-) I’ve been meaning to do my own screencast and you’ve beaten me to it. You also alerted me to something that we need to explain better inside the interface – the linkclue modes you set in the browser status bar only apply to the domain that you’re on – so for instance even if you’ve got “sensible clues only” set by default (which we need to explain better, essentially it means “all external links and all internal looks that look like articles rather than navigation” ) you can switch to using Interclue.
On the other hand, if you only find Interclue useful on a few sites (eg Craigslist, Google Reader, Wikipedia, and blogs) then you can always have the linkclue mode set to “no clues at all” by default, and then whenever you find a site where it’s useful, turn on interclue for that domain.

I think we also need to make it more obvious at the top of the page that this is a free tool, with no ads. Later on we’ll be adding a premium version for people who want to get faster clues with more information.

Regards,
Seth Wagoner, CEO Interclue

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