Introducing... The New Activity Star

Posted by Dave Tue, 01 Aug 2006 03:14:00 GMT

Now there's a new and easy way to see the maps that have been recently added to. Look for that bright and shiny yellow star next to the map title. If you're lucky enough to find one, you can rest assured something's new!

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A new way to Talk! A new way to Zoom!

Posted by Dave Fri, 28 Jul 2006 20:11:00 GMT

In the most recent push, we've added the ability to message other Flagr users. To send a message, simply visit the users profile page and click "Send this person a message"

Give it a shot...

In other news, we've also vastly improved the way in which you can move about the world on the flag's page. Now, there is a handy "zoom to" bar atop the map. You can enter a specific city you'd like to visit or choose from a list of popular destinations.


More cool things to come...

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Flagr Mmmmaps!

Posted by Cole Thu, 20 Jul 2006 20:40:00 GMT



It's official and it's delicious - now you can group and share your flags with friends, anywhere!

What do you mean "anywhere?" Well, we mean that in two ways:

1. Share maps on any website
Maps can now me embeded on any website just like an online video. Just copy and paste the embed code into your site, blog, or profile.

2. Send flags to any map right from your phone.
Say hello to Mobile Map Codes. Every map has now a unique code, so you can send flags to specific maps from your phone. Just send the flag to [mapcode]@flagr.com instead of x@flagr.com. Pretty easy. Even better, if your phone can handle it, add maps as contacts so you don't have to remember the code.

Go ahead.. log-in and check it out!

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New Flagr Desktop Background

Posted by Cole Mon, 17 Jul 2006 21:16:00 GMT


(Click to download the large verison)

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Embed Your Flags Anywhere!

Posted by Cole Mon, 10 Jul 2006 14:45:00 GMT



Now you can embed and share your flags on any website! They're updated as you flag 'em, so you're family, friends, fans, and followers can see your latest take on what's cool and what's where.

This fine example of a map (above) belongs to our wonderful intern Rachel.
Or... check out my Myspace page

To embed your own flags anywhere, just look for the embed code (below) on your summary page!

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New Version (now with API!)

Posted by Matt Thu, 11 May 2006 16:10:00 GMT

Things were getting a bit dusty around here so we decided to push a new version of Flagr.

In this release we added a truly RESTful API. You can search for flags, retrieve a specific flag or create a new flag. A client from MobileGlu, which incorporates the API will be coming out shortly. We hope they are the first which take advantage of our API. Just let us know when you create a super sweet mashup and we'll post it here.

We also changed up the friends page a bit. We added the ability to find people that live near you. So go out and make a new friend today.

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Comments! All in one place...

Posted by Dave Tue, 11 Apr 2006 04:47:00 GMT

Hey All!
   Check out the new comments page! Now you can finally see who has said what about your flags. Visit: http://flagr.com/comments/[enter username here] or click the link from your summary page.

The page gives you the option to see comments since you've last signed in, since last week, or all of them. Here's a screenshot:



We've also rebuilt the bug and wishlist system, so it no longer looks like it fell off the ugly tree...As always, let us know what you think! And ask for free stickers! (see below)

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Google Maps V2

Posted by Matt Wed, 05 Apr 2006 13:53:00 GMT

Google just released a new version of their API and we updated Flagr to use it.

For our international users out there, two additional zoom levels of Satellite imagery were added.

For our Internet Explorer users out there, the rendering issues with the flag popup windows should be fixed.

If you notice anything amiss doesn't hesitate to post a bug.

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Flagrfox 0.1

Posted by Matt Sat, 18 Mar 2006 09:34:00 GMT

So a number of people have been asking for a Firefox extension. I had a little spare time tonight and thus Flagrfox was born.

It's not finished, it's not polished but it is functional. So try it out and tell us what you think.

Download it, open it with FireFox and finally restart Firefox. Then any time you highlight an address on the web just right click and Flag it.



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