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Echofon - In browser Twitter client for Firefox

Echofon is a Firefox add-on for Twitter users. It notifies you when friends post new tweets and lets you post new tweets by just clicking a button.

It is extremely handy to write new tweets as you browse the web or to share a website you are currently viewing.

To post tweet, just write text in the text field and click ‘Enter’ button in the keyboard. To share a URL click the link button or shortcut key Ctrl + Shift + L, the URL will be automatically inserted into your tweet.

This add-on will add an icon to the Firefox status bar and shows the unread tweets, just click on it to read/ post tweets.

More details and install Echofon
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  1. Mayur7:50 AM, September 28, 2009

    It was previously called TwitterFox. I use Echofon only for tweeting and it's really amazing.

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  2. Anonymous8:38 AM, June 18, 2011

    how can i uninstall my echofon

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