So I've been playing with this for about a month already, and Warren says it's time for me to share.
The Whitechapel toolbar is a toolbar for your browser (IE or Firefox) for, well, Whitechapel. Spend at least half your day here? You'll probably like the RSS feed for new posts. The Quickpost and Quickblog links will take you to the respective Whitechapel "Create a new discussion/blogpost" pages. And I've added some RSS and link functionality for a few of the other sites we hit on a regular basis (I TOLD you all I'd find a way to rack-mount a warrenellis.com feed to your foreheads...)
Oh yeah-- it's got two radios, at the moment. We'll see about that, later.
As Warren lets me add new functionality to the thing (I've got a couple of ideas, but I suppose he wants to see if you're even interested, yet) the toolbar will automagically update to anyone that's got it installed. As I say, I've had it running for a month-- it's ad free (the search function will take you to google, that's the only non-ours site you'll ever have to see) and seems to work pretty much perfectly on IE or Firefox.
(Before any other browser users ask, if it were possible to get it on your system, we'd offer it, I promise. If you can GET it working on your system, that's awesome. I can't support it on anything but FF/IE, though, period.)
@Mark : Simple! I just don't touch Safari with a ten foot pole! :D I'm using FF 2.0.0.12. And is it just me, or does that seem ridiculously long for a version number.
Glad it's working for everyone so far, but all thanks should really forward to Warren. Just the mechanic, me. He found the tech, and, hell, I'd have probably just kept thing to myself if he hadn't made me push it live...
I'm wondering, why does the link for the chat bubble go to gabbly, yet there's another chatroom on the toolbar homepage? Is the toolbar room simply a test?
@Warrenellis & Ariana- Thankyou for making this board and the chat and having the toolbar & blogs. It's a pleasure to have a place where one can meet witty, intelligent, sharp and generally damn awesome people. The feeling of community in this environment is amazing.