Tweet Reveal allows visitors to discover Twitter users while browsing the web.

A notification will appear in the address bar if a link or user name for Twitter is found in a web page. Tweet Reveal works in the same fashion as the RSS icon. Clicking on the Twitter icon displays a list of @users in the page. From the popup menu the visitor can view each individual Twitter user page in a new tab.

► Tweet Reveal ◄

Non intrusive, lightweight and simple to use.

This bookmarklet for the iPhone adds the functionality of UnMobilize This! to the standard Tweetie bookmarklet. When browsing Google Reader pages on the iPhone, the url of the pages is formatted for mobile phones. This bookmarklet lets you post directly to Tweetie the original url of the article.

Post to Tweetie!

Visit UnMobilize This! for a more detailed explanation of the Google Reader bookmarklet.

The name says it all.

This plugin is configured to retrieve the following attributes of the item:

• 'image' = url of the (medium size) image at ffffound
• 'thumbnail' = url of the small thumbnail image stored at ffffound
• 'source_url' = url of the original image
• 'source_referer' = url of the web page from where the original image was extracted from

plus the standard Sweetcron attributes like 'content' and 'link'.

► ffffound_com.php ◄

To install download the file and extract to system/application/plugins/

If you are familiar with Mobilize This! bookmarklet, you'll see that UnMobilize This! does the exact oposite: Transforms a url formatted for mobile phones into a regular url pointing to the original source:

From: http://www.google.com/gwt/n?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.wereact.net

To: http://www.wereact.net

Although it can be used with any page formatted for phones via "http://www.google.com/gwt/" url, I find it most useful while reading feeds from Google Reader.

I like to use the Google Reader webapp for reading RSS on the web. However, when I browse to one of the entries I always get the mobile version (makes sense). I found this problematic when I want to forward the link or when I want to tweet the url. In these cases I rather use the original address.

To install drag the link below into your favourites in Safari / IE browser and sync with your iPhone.

UnMobilize This!

Step 1 Fire up Google Reader or a web formatted for mobile in Safari.

Step 2 In Google Reader, go to one of your feeds and view an entry.

This is how a regular entry post will look like when is formatted for mobile devices:

Step 3 Select UnMobilize This!

...and you will get the original post

That's all. Now you can forward/tweet/etc the page without the google prefix.