When we announced the new XING Plugin for the Internet Explorer 8 Beta 1, lots of people came back to us and asked for a Firefox version. And now here it is: The new XING Plugin for Mozilla Firefox. The new plugin allows you to highlight the name of a person or company on any website and find out how many XING results match your keyword. All you have to do is highlight a word, click the right mouse button and choose “Find on XING”. Here’s a quick example: I just read an interview with Lars Hinrichs and wanted to check if he’s on XING ;) so I highlighted his name and started the search.

Netzzeitung_Lars_Hinrichs

These are the results you see when you’re logged out, if you’re logged in to XING, you’ll automatically get a list of profiles containing the keyword you searched for. The new Plugin is available in the XING download section from today onwards.

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Andrey on 15.07.2008 at 10:47h CET

yep, it’s a very useful stuff, thank you!

I thought you may want to go further and to talk to this guy, Ted Rheingold
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/1912

who created and manage this multi-people search engine plugin, one of the most popular:
“Who Is This Person?”
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/1912

and then… the next step will be your application for Facebook? why not!

Kind Regards, Andrey
http://www.milanin.com/members/andrey.golub/

Andrey Golub on 15.07.2008 at 11:43h CET

sorry there was a copy/ paste error, the Ted’s profile is
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/user/9451

good luck, Andrey

Jordi Oller on 28.07.2008 at 01:05h CET

I’m a premium member in xing, and i have a lot of problems with new javascripts in xing.com

If you download Maxthon (A popular web browser here in spain) the page don’t work fine. With freezes happens by new javascripts.

You can test it… with maxthon browser 1.x

Regards.

Sabine Brockmeier on 28.07.2008 at 10:46h CET

Thanks a lot for your feedback Jordi, we are trying to get to the bottom of this – have you tried upgrading your browser to 2.x?

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