New Chrome Extension: IMDB to Wikipedia

The previous extension Film Info and Reviews is getting a good response. Now I've created another simpler one called "IMDB to Wikipedia" which makes my internet life more easier.

Name: IMDB to Wikipedia

Quick Description:  Displays a small floating wiki globe over movie/actor pages in IMDB that links to equivalent page in Wikipedia (Support 6 languages)

Download Link: http://bit.ly/imdb2wiki

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Full Description:

"View Wikipedia entry of a Movie or a Person in a single click from IMDB"  After installing, this extension will automatically display a small floating Wikipedia globe icon over the IMDB pages on Movies and Celebrities that takes you to the equivalent movie or celebrity page/article in Wikipedia in a single click.  (ps. Whether you're viewing a "Ed Wood" movie page or celebrity page in IMDB, it'll land you on the appropriate page in Wikipedia.)  It is very simple. No separate browser buttons. Appears only when you go to IMDB website.  It works on all IMDB domains in other languages such as German, Italian, Spanish, French and Portugal. It opens up the Wikipedia article in that language.   If you like this extension, please tell your friends or blog about it. If you don't like, please leave a feedback on what to improve.

 

Will soon make one for firefox also. Stay tuned!

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"Film Info and Reviews" chrome addon now available for Firefox also

I have created the same extension for Firefox. I've submitted it for full review. Unlike chrome, Mozilla will take 10 days for reviewing and allowing the extension to come in search results. Until then it'll have yellow download button instead of green.

You can install from direct link here: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/film-info-and-reviews/

• To launch, Use shortcut Ctrl+Shift+M, Click the icon in the add-on bar or Right click and select "Film Info and Reviews" from the context menu.
• Type a movie name and hit Enter or Click the Go button.
• Alternatively, you can highlight a movie name you found in some page and right click and select "View Film Info and Reviews for ..." from the context menu.
• To enable or disable a site, Just click the checkbox and it'll be saved until you change next time.

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New Chrome Extension: Film Info and Reviews

This is a new extension I created. Please install and share with your friends.

Quick Description: View complete info and reviews of a film from upto 10 sites of your choice such as Wikipedia, IMDB, RottenTomatoes, Roger Ebert etc

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Everybody has their own favorite sites to check the information or find reviews about an upcoming, recent or old movie. This extension helps you save your time by loading all your favorite sites in a single click.  Currently 10 sites are supported: 1. IMDB......................................(user reviews, ratings and various info) 2. Wikipedia................................(full info and summary) 3. RottenTomatoes......................(critics reviews) 4. Roger Ebert @ suntimes.com...(Top critic) 5. Flixster...................................(Ratings, reviews and trailers) 6. Allrovi.....................................(info and reviews) 7. Metacritic...............................(Reviews and Ratings) 8. Netflix....................................(Watch online or rent for $$) 9. BoxOfficeMojo........................(Release and Box office details) 10. MovieReviews.......................(Yet another review site)  (My personal favorites are the top 4)  Click the icon and type a movie name and hit Enter or Click the Go button. Alternatively, you can highlight a movie name you found in some page and click the icon.  Click the options panel to expand the list of sites you can enable. Just click the checkbox and it'll be saved until you change next time. Smooth experience ;)   If you like this extension, please tell your friends or blog about it. If you don't like, please leave a feedback on what to improve.

Rate it based on your satisfaction. Thanks.

Download link: http://bit.ly/FilmInfo

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