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Chrome Extension Adds Facebook, Twitter To Google+

An anonymous reader submitted a story about Start G+, a really sweet Chrome plug-in that I've been using for several days to blend Facebook and Twitter into my Google+ Page. It's worth a look. It's a bit buggy, but if it lets you close a tab or two, it's worth it. FTA: "Computer programmer Zane Claes has created Start G+, a Google Chrome extension that adds useful features to the Google+ social network. It lets you easily import your photos from Facebook, as well as post to Facebook and Twitter within Google+. In short, it's designed to make the process of transitioning from Facebook to Google+ as smooth as possible."

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  1. Finally! by Narnie · · Score: 3, Funny

    I'll have something to look at on Google+!

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    greed@All_Evils:~#
  2. Transitioning Is Easy by Ngarrang · · Score: 3, Insightful

    Just ignore anything from FaceBook and Twitter, and start anew. Treat G+ as a chance to wipe away the sins of the past.

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    Bearded Dragon
    1. Re:Transitioning Is Easy by Ngarrang · · Score: 3, Insightful

      It's the internet! Your sins will always be there!

      I will give you that, yes. But, G+ is chance to create all new sins!

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      Bearded Dragon
  3. Re:Safari Extension Please by Ngarrang · · Score: 5, Funny

    You have my sympathies for having to use Safari.

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    Bearded Dragon
  4. What i was Looking For by corvax · · Score: 4, Interesting

    There are a few G+ extensions that work with Chrome and Firefox but none that handled both facebook and twitter that works in this manner. It will help those who have slow or stagnant feeds stem the tide while G+ reaches critical mass. Google should allow facebook and twitter users to be added to circles (twitter) (facebook) and have the features of this plugin baked right in. That way when you post from G+ to facebook or twitter users will see an abbreviated post...... and be redirected to G+ to read the rest instead of being allowed to remain in Facebook and twitter to Read the posts. Once enough users are posting this way they will be compelled to switch to G+ because they have to go there anyway to read most posts.

  5. Re:But Google Apps users... by redemtionboy · · Score: 4, Funny

    No one needs 4 G+ accounts. That's selfish. Quit hogging the internet.

  6. Re:OK The pool is on. by Dan667 · · Score: 3, Insightful

    once you start just playing defense you are just waiting to lose.