Add a free chat box to your Myspace profile

InCircles, a site that is currently in alpha, has a web based communications application that allows you to interact with your Myspace profile visitors for free, and in real-time.

Like other Myspace chat applications that we've profiled here (Meebome, Gabbly) the InCircles chat widget allows simple two-way communication with anyone that happens to be visiting your Myspace profile.

Installation is pretty straightforward. After selecting the chat client type (horizontal or vertical) and color, InCircles gives you the Myspace chat code that can be pasted anywhere that you'd like the widget to appear in your profile.

Free Myspace chat box for your Myspace profile

Preview this Myspace add-on

Christmas tree countdown for your Myspace layout

Springwidgets has a free, fully customizable Christmas tree widget that is perfect for your Myspace profile or Myspace Christmas layout. The widget prominently displays the number of days remaining before Christmas right beneath the tree. The Myspace widget, which is fully customizable, allows you to select, among other things, the color of the ornaments, lights, and garland; all via a simple flash interface.

You still have a four days to try this out. Give it a try!

Basic no frills Myspace Christmas Tree countdown:

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Loaded Myspace Christmas Tree countdown:

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Add bling to your Myspace pictures with Pikipimp

Pikipimp has a cool site that allows you to add "bling" to your Myspace pictures and images. It´s all pretty straightforward. You upload your picture or image. Then, using a drag and drop interface, you get to choose from a long list of add-ons: beards, eyeglasses, chest hair, wigs, teeth, tongues, tattoos, etc...you get the idea. They also have some more appropriately themed Christmas goodies for this time of year that you can add to your Myspace pictures. Each add-on can be independently resized and positioned until you get it just right. When you´re done everything gets saved to the Pikipimp site and can optionally be submitted to their gallery. Your final image can be pasted to your Myspace profile via some Myspace code, emailed to a friend, or you the pimped image can be saved right to your computer.

Pimp your Myspace picture or image

Related:
Image generators for your Myspace profile - via the Generator Blog

Map your Myspace profile visitors

Has your Myspace profile been seen the world over? Now you can find out.

The New World Visitor Map automatically positions your Myspace visitors on one of nine selected map styles. As soon as they land on your profile page all visitors get a marker placed on your map based on their IP address which translates to a rough approximation of their physical location.

Map your Myspace profile visitors

Unlike other services that have been mentioned here on Web Tracker no personal or Myspace profile information is collected; only longitude and latitude are viewable.

The New World Visitor Map is unadulterated, Myspace bling at its best. Those of you wanting more, might find Mixmap more interesting.

Web Tracker Update (a.k.a. Where are the posts Tom?)

Just a quick update for those of you that frequent the Web Tracker blog and have been wondering "Where are the daily posts?".

I´ve been out of town and will be until mid December but will do my best to get something up now and again until then. I finally found a place to blog from! :)

Regular posting will resume when I get back.

Thanks,

Tom

Code to hide Myspace Google search box

October 25, 2007: UPDATED WITH NEW CODE

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Some of you may have noticed a new addition to your Myspace profile; the new Google search box. Myspace launched the new feature this morning and just as quickly a Myspace user has come up with the code to hide or remove the Myspace Google search box. I tried it out myself and, "for now", it is does what it claims; it hides/removes the Myspace Google search box.

Code to hide the Myspace Google search box

The code to hide the Myspace Google search box can be found here

or here:

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Be sure and visit Ron´s (creator of the code) Myspace site as well.