Posted on 1 July, 2008 By Kim Woodbridge

Embeddable Friendfeed Lifestream Widget

Arvind Narayanan has created a utility to create an friendfeed widget for your website. The widget does not include your friends on friendfeed but just your own personal feed, which is why it is best used for a personal lifestream.

The configuration has a couple of options, such as title, background color, width and height, and then simply inputting your username will create the embed code. You can preview the result and make adjustments if necessary.

The following is the widget that I created.

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    • Kim Woodbridge: @Donace - Let me know how it works out for you. And thanks for letting me know about the broken link....
    • Donace: Sweet gonna give this a test run...btw the link to his site is incorrect it has '%20title=' at the end of it :p...dont ...
    • Tracy: How neat, Typealyzer said my blog was ISTP. Whenever I take those personality tests I get INFP. I guess I blog different...
    • Kim Woodbridge: @Vered - Poorly coded plugins are definitely a security risk. There are some, however, that I can't do without. That's...
    • Matt Gio | TheOvernightSite.com: Hey Kim, you gotta join me in this challenge I'm setting up. Go to my website to see what I'm talking about! Thanks...
    • Raju: There must be a plugin which identifies those "badly coded" plugins installed in the website ;) Raju´s l...
    • stratosg: this is what i have written http://www.stratos.me/2008/11/its-the-man-my-friend-not-wordpress/ i'd like to add that w...
    • Vered - MomGrind: I've been trying to limit my use of plugins as much as I can. I think they often slow down the site and I also read they...

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