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Sunday, May 11, 2008

MyspaceInfo2u - Viewing Hidden Comments & Friend List

Many MySpacers try to hide their comments and friend lists. I'm not sure why because this defeats the purpose of using MySpace to begin with. Perhaps they want to remain anonymous and still comment on other people's MySpace. At any rate, there is a way to view them even if they are hidden. To do so, check out these simple instructions.

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MyspaceInfo2u - See Your Myspace Visitor Live

One thing you might want to know is where in the world the people that are viewing your MySpace are from. After all, its crucial for me to know if the Swiss or French babes are checking me out. Well Geo Visitors is a little web app that will track where your MySpace visitors are coming from and show you a nice Google map of the world with all of your visitors. When somebody visits your MySpace, a little pin is put in a map of the world that represents all the visitors to your MySpace. This works on any web page, but is especially cool for MySpace. To add your own map to your MySpace all you need to do is the following:

1. Login to your MySpace
2. Select the "Edit My Profile" link
3. Under the "Interests And Personality" tab, select the "Edit" link next to the area of your MySpace that you'd like to display your Geo Visitors button, I chose to put mine in the "I'd Like To Meet" tab.
4. Copy and paste the following code into the textarea.



5. Select the "Preview" button and if you can see your Geo Visitor button and everything else looks alright with the section then select the "Submit" button. Thats it, you are done!

Then let the script run for a few days and come back to your MySpace and click on the link. You will then see a nice Google Map showing you where all your MySpace visitors are coming from. You can see the Geo Visitors map in use on Yashi and Wigglie's MySpace. Just look for the tiny Geo Visitors button

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MyspaceInfo2u - Unblock Myspace

Here is a great proxy for accessing myspace if your network is blocking it. It allows you to login to myspace and do everything you'd be able to do if myspace.com was not blocked. This proxy was developed specificly for myspace. What's even better is that it is disguised as an educational site (just click on the Abe Lincoln thumbnail to get to the proxy.)

http://www.allaboutabe.com/

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