My friends and I want a cleaner version of YouTube to use. One which doesn’t have lame and time wasting suggested videos, pointless comments, and lots of clutter. Thus, I have created the YouTube Refreshed Kynetx app. The app currently works on the main page of YouTube and individual video pages.
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I got interviewed on KSL today on The Browser radio show about one of my Kynetx Apps that I built to filter out foul language on Twitter.com You can find the extensions at http://geek.michaelgrace.org/2011/01/foul-fowl-control-kynetx-app-for-twitter-com/
For a list of other interesting Apps/browser extensions that I and others have built for twitter, check out this blog post by Kynetx
Keywordicon is an experimental Kynetx app that I built to modify the Twitter.com interface. It is based on the same code that runs my recently published tweet filter Kynetx app. I thought it would be interesting to annotate each tweet with icons based on key words found in the tweet… thus the name keywordicon (pronounced like favicon but with 33% more syllables). I don’t expect very many people to use it but it’s an interesting concept and it has been fun to use it and see how it changes the way I am able to skim through my tweet stream and stop at places that are interesting to me.
App loaded in meta tray (was going to have settings here but decided to keep it simple w/out settings)
Tweet annotated with keywordicon
See the app in action through moving pictures!
This is another Kynetx App that I have built to enhance the Twitter.com web interface. This app allows you to hide or highlight tweets based on words found in each tweet. The app also remembers your list of word between each use. Just add a list of words separated by commas with no spaces and click update!
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