if you use Firefox or Internet explorer, there’s a good chance that this traffic tip has been staring you in the face. If you use the Google Toolbar every day, or know that your clients do, this tip is a no-brainer.
Making a basic Google toolbar button is easy for those of us who are techies, we just pull up Google’s page for toolbar button creation and it’s away we go.
But what if you want more advanced options?
What if you need a favicon and don’t know how to build one, or wanted to add the base 64 code to your button XML file?
In our Google Videos, we show you an even easier way to create a Google Toolbar Button, that even the most non-technical, what-do-you-mean-right-click person can do, as long as you can type, click, cut, and paste.
If you are a webhead with aspirations for more complex applications of the Google Toolbar, you may want to read the full documentation on the Google Button Toolbar API.
Here’s our Google Toolbar Button, for those of you using Firefox or Internet Explorer.
Just click that link to add it and you’ll have our button on your toolbar in no time. When you make yours, don’t forget to submit it to the Google Toolbar Button gallery, and display a link to it somewhere on your site once testing is complete. Be sure and read their guidelines first.
It also makea a good alternative for feed subscriptions, as the button can be configured to update with results from your feed.
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