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Saturday, August 25, 2007

Google Toolbar for Opera

I heard news that Google is creating a toolbar for Opera Internet Browser. Is that true? Some of them are telling that it is a rumour and some of them are telling that is true. Can any one from Google reply to this question? After hearing this news I installed opera and there is no toolbar available for it, so I am not comfortable with it, because I need to see PR and other features like bookmarks, etc. Hope I will get a reply from Google soon, but we can install only the Google search bar in Opera.

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Sunday, July 22, 2007

Google Analytics Update

Google has started to update Google Analytics (a free online tool from Google to measure the website traffic for free). As a beginning, they did changes in look of the report displayed and now they have started to tweak all the inner report modules.

They have stared with the "Map Overlay". Previously in the first step, they show only the main continents and after when you zoom into the places, you can get the exact count from each place. Now in the very first step of "Map Overlay", they have added most of the big cities and countries. Just mouse-over it and you can get the exact traffic details from that place (state/country/continent).



Take a look at the below image,


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Tuesday, July 17, 2007

Meta Tag from Google

What are Meta tags?

These are the tags that will be available in the head section of the website. This mainly helps the search engines to find what kind of website is this and much other useful information is inserted into it.

New Meta From Google:

Now you can inform Google about a expiry data of a page. The new meta tag is “unavailable_after”. This information is not released officially and we are waiting for it.

Using this meta tag, you can tell the search engines from which date they should stop crawling the page. Hope this is a useful meta tag.

Hurray!!! This is my
100th posting!!!

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