Ok, I know you guys are the last holdouts in the mobile world, eschewing native apps, mobile sites, and HTML/5. Fine.
But could you build a chrome app that would open hubski, post the URL and page title at least? That should, just be a few lines of code.
-XC
At the most basic level you can create a bookmark in Chrome with this bit of Hubski's JavaScript: javascript:window.location=%22http://hubski.com/submitlink?u=%22+encodeURIComponent (document.location)+%22&t=%22+encodeURIComponent(document.title)+%22&x=%22+%22&r=%22 Then when you're on a page you like, you click your bookmark and it automatically fires up Hubski with the page's URL and title.
Ah, that's fair enough. I know it's just a quickie (and I hope I'm not treading on the lovely mk's turf), but I knocked this Chrome extension together:
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/hubski/cajikbfikge... It adds a little Hubski icon to your extensions. You can click on it on a website and it will open up Hubski with a new post. It's basically the same as the JS we mentioned earlier, but it's integrated a bit better with the browser rather than being a flat bookmark. Was that the kind of thing you had in mind?
I use the Submit to Hubski Button. Will that help you cliffelam? The "buttons" link at the bottom of the page should probably be more prominent. Let me know if this is what you were requesting. Thanks for your help StJohn, much appreciated.