CoolFlick: It's like Cooliris without the plugin
Cooliris is an awesome web browser plugin that lets you search and browse for images and videos from Flickr, YouTube, and a handful of other sites from a central hub. But what if youw ant a Cooliris-like wall of pictures without installing yet another add-on for your browser?
CoolFlick is a web page that provides some of the functionality of Cooliris. But there's nothing to install. Just visit CoolFlick, type in a search term, and browse through the photos of cats, computers, or landscapes, or celebrities to your hearts content. You can click anywhere on the screen and drag the wall of pictures, or you can click on an image to make it larger. If you want to visit the original page, just click the box and arrow icon that shows up when you select an image.
If you want to browse videos, Google Images, Amazon listings, or other sites, you'll still be better of with Cooliris. But if you just need a quick fix of some pretty pictures in a pretty interface, CoolFlick might do the trick.
[via ReadWriteWeb]
CoolFlick is a web page that provides some of the functionality of Cooliris. But there's nothing to install. Just visit CoolFlick, type in a search term, and browse through the photos of cats, computers, or landscapes, or celebrities to your hearts content. You can click anywhere on the screen and drag the wall of pictures, or you can click on an image to make it larger. If you want to visit the original page, just click the box and arrow icon that shows up when you select an image.
If you want to browse videos, Google Images, Amazon listings, or other sites, you'll still be better of with Cooliris. But if you just need a quick fix of some pretty pictures in a pretty interface, CoolFlick might do the trick.
[via ReadWriteWeb]













Comments
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Subscribe to commentsFiraxFeb 4th 2009 7:54PM
Works pretty well. Not as functional though :)
iGateJan 26th 2009 7:41AM
pretty good.
WebmasterJan 26th 2009 7:41AM
Really cool!
AlecJan 26th 2009 8:40PM
Thanks for posting about the embedded 3d Wall. It's like Cooliris because it uses Cooliris embed technology.
For webmasters and developers who want to embed the Cooliris Wall onto their website, please see
http://developer.cooliris.com
For our terms of use, please see http://cooliris.com/legal/
Best regards,
Alec & The Cooliris Team