Joined Google+ but cannot leave Facebook and Twitter? Don’t want to post a message 3 times? This Chrome extension automatically forward your new posts in your stream on Google+ to Facebook and Twitter.
The official web site of this extension also claims to offer a pain-free transition from Facebook to Google+ by automatically transferring your data in the former to the latter. I haven’t try it (because I’ve completed the migration using another method). But you could certainly try this one, which looks like much simpler.
UPDATE: Now this extension also brings your Facebook and Twitter streams to the Google+, meaning that you no longer need to switch between these sites to check your friend’s updates.
Download the extension here.
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Hi there! This blog post could not be written any
better! Looking through this article reminds me of my previous roommate!
He continually kept talking about this. I most certainly will send this article to him.
Fairly certain he’s going to have a good read. Thank you for sharing!
Hello! I know this is kind of off topic but I was wondering
if you knew where I could get a captcha plugin for my
comment form? I’m using the same blog platform as yours and I’m having
difficulty finding one? Thanks a lot!
Great post. I’m experiencing a few of these issues as well..
can I sync my blog feed to G+? facebook and twitter can using networkblogs or RSSGrafiti, what about G+?
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Does it support firefox?
Yes, you can download a Start Google+ add-on for Firefox here: http://startgoogleplus.com/
I think Google+ is becoming now very popular and there are now many users of it, and this seems pretty useful method to move your FB photos to the Google+.. Now, I would join Google+ asap…
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