Looking for more people to test a site of mine

Hey Guys,
I built a little site over a decade ago called Universal Web Remote. You've probably seen the little link in the bottom left corner and said WTH is that.

Once upon a time a young web developer named Ben got tired of storing bookmarks and emailing them to himself to save on his other computers. He build a page called Web Remote which he stored all of his most used bookmarks on. Over time he made improvements. Eventually his friend Don got into the web dev biz and said Gosh when can I have one? Ben laughed, Then he met Juliana and she said Boy when can I have one? There sparked an idea. Why not open it to everyone. So Ben threw in a name flag and created a user account system and wham now everyone can use it. So this brings us to today.

I've never really promoted it, never really had feedback about it. What this does is stores your bookmarks in bins that you place them in which can be accessed anywhere in the world including your PDA's. It ranks your links based on how often you click on them and places the most used at the top and in your Most Clickd links box. I've been playing with the RSS importer so that you can also use it to stay up with your news but havent gotten it working right yet. (Too Laggy ATM).

So give it a try if you like. If you can think of anything you'd like to see go ahead and let me know. I think soon I might actually try to promote it and let the world know it exists.

Universal Web Remote
http://www.universalwebremote.com/

Ben

» Edited on: 2010-12-26 11:54:09

» Edited on: 2010-12-26 13:09:26

Can't get there. Internet Explorer cannot display the webpage Had the same error this morning for Gaiscioch.com

try again, our load balancer died last night (Christmas tradition for things to go haywire on christmas) Replacement got there this morning and all is back online.

Doesn't work for FF either... BTW XMarks addon works similar for Firefox an Chrome (former one starting its own native utility), Opera also has something similar. As far as this idea is great I think some people already done it. Edit: Works now, I'll take a look shortly.

» Edited on: 2010-12-26 13:12:31

And it helps if I have a WWW in there rather than WW

I had web remote back in 1997, dont think any of those guys can say the same :P. Simple and Easy is my motto. No downloads required, no installs required, simple click and go. I want it to be more lightweight than all the delicous' of the world.

At first I thought "wow Its really pink" but then I refreshed the page and realized it changes to random colors. Its a cool idea.

» Edited on: 2010-12-28 13:17:52

Yeah this allows people to grab the color code on the bottom of the page and make their remote that color. Eventually I planned on making it 2 color which will probably get pretty crazy but would allow a bit more control.