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Roger Kondrat - Online Communicator: Sweet new Widget for your website MeeboMe

  • John Wilson · 3 years ago
    Agree that meembome excellent and like you, I easily embedded into my blog about 2 months ago.

    Re the widget to alert you to a conversation opening, I haven't located one either but, when minimised, my Firefox app tab automatically flashes up the first few characters of a conversation. Not perfect, but I usually spot it.

    Oddly enough, I'd prefer such a widget to tell me when someone has landed on my blog to give me the option to initiate a conversation. Too often, people have dropped in and I failed to spot them in time.

    It would also be handy if meembome could log visitors by the identity they give i.e. not the default one assigned. Whilst tools like google analytics provide the stats, I'd like to know who dropped by.

    You can change the colours of your meebome widget to suit your preferences (see mine). You change them from within meembome.com account and it updates in realtime.
  • Roger Kondrat · 3 years ago
    Hi John
    Thanks for your thoughts and I am glad I am not the only one that thinks Meebo is a solid Comm product. I imagine more people will use it.

    Good catch on the colours by the way as I had forgotten that you can change them. I am not keen on publishing incorrect info but it does happen.

    I use FF too but rarely see the flashing as I am focused elsewhere, you may just be a very gifted multi-tasker that you can catch the flashing of a new conversation.
  • amanda · 3 years ago
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  • Bill · 3 years ago
    great site you got here.
  • John Wilson · 2 years ago
    Roger, I forgot to mention that meebome is only suited for one person to monitor the embedded widget since it is linked to a single meebo account login.

    If you receive multiple visitors on a site that you want several people/staff to converse with, then presently you would struggle.

    Zoho chat is another solution to having an embedded chat widget but it lacks that IM aggregation feature, which is why meebome still has the edge.