Should Browser History be Publicly Shared?
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Timelope was a recent presenter at Live Pitch 2008 in Seattle. If you want to keep track of your browser history either publicly or privately, then the TimeLope Firefox plugin is for you. Want to share your browsing information with others, or browse endless links? If so, then this is right up your alley.
Timelope
- Business Category: Tech Startup
- Founder: Anders Conbere and Aviel Ginzburg
- Inspiration for Product/Service: It started out as a way to let people browse alongside someone else, and morphed into more of a social service as we progressed along and found that the more engaging features were those that let us interact with other users of the service.
- Target Customer/Audience: Web 2.0 power users, and the online businesses targeting them.
- Synopsis of Product / Service: Timelope is a web service that let’s users share, annotate and search their browser history.
- Live Demo at NPost event a raging success
- Upcoming Live Demo!
- Performance Issues - Being Resolved (Kinda)
- New updates coming down the line
- Back up after a long day!
- What we did and what we are doing.
- What does Anders do around here anyway?
- Timelope has a blog!
What do you think about this business idea? Leave your thoughts!
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6 Comments
TrueGryphon
June 22nd, 2008
at 11:26am
Umm.. NTY! My browsing history is my privacy. I don’t want some company giving out this information to other companies for their advertising purposes. Imagine, they can go into your personal website because they have your history of visiting your own website and BOOM all your contact information (or worse) is at their fingertips.
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June 23rd, 2008
at 12:40am
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justin
June 23rd, 2008
at 5:05pm
it definelty should not because thats an invasion of privacy.
Bowler4Ever
June 23rd, 2008
at 9:13pm
Browser history? Only in workplaces in my opinion, not in the home whatsoever. What happens if a hacker comes in…you know? Only sell it for businesses with several computers…and I mean SEVERAL!
timothy
June 25th, 2008
at 12:26pm
I should not because what if u done want anyone to see what websites you have been on. U might be going to a adult site (not that I do) but u get the picture
Ahhhh
June 27th, 2008
at 6:36pm
It definately shouldn’t be public. Where you go and what you do on your own computer should only be your business. Now, if it is on a public computer then it should be allowed because your using a computer that isn’t personaly yours.