Could you give us credit for the use of the Google Bot.

Doing a search for “Google Bot” in Google images is what turned up your creation. There were so many different sites that used it we didn’t know which one created it. I’ll admit that I didn’t look very hard for the source since most of the time it’s a dead end. We went ahead and added the credit to the article though… thanks for the comment.

Could you give us credit for the use of the Google Bot.

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A simple link back will do the trick.

Thanks!

Apart from a built-in way to have your navigation history synchronised between various computers, Firefox 3 provides enough resources and features to replace it: the AwesomeBar, Places, and 90 days of history. So the pull back came at the right moment for those who used the extension

True. One of the benefits of the extension was that you’re history was available from any computer you had web access from. That can be helpful if you’re frequently hopping between multiple computers… this extension can keep a central history source.

That’s what I was thinking. The fact that they let the guy talk to a Google engineer regarding the problem showed that they actually have respect for developers making use of their services.