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If you can navigate to it, you can post or reply to a comment on it. You can even share your comment with other people, including those who don't have OpenComments installed.
Thinking about buying something from a company you don't know? Just navigate to any of its Web pages and OpenComments will scour the Internet about the company and tell you in seconds if it's a scam. If others had posted comments on the page, they will be displayed as well.
For example, using the OpenComments browser extension, you might see the following:
If you want to read or post post comments on a Web page and you don't have the OpenComments extension or app installed, try the OpenComments Web app:
Navigate to app.opencomments.com. A list of all the OpenComments posted o all sites will be displayed in descending order by date.
2. Enter the URL of the page you want to read or post a comment on and press the Enter key on your laptop or mobile device. Note that pressing the left-arrow icon will take you back to the previous page.
If comments already exist for the page, they will be displayed.
3. Tap the "+" icon to post a comment. If you're prompted to sign in first, do so.
4. Compose and optionally format your OpenComment (select some text and press B to highlight the text in bold, I to italicize the selected text and the link symbol to make the text a clickable hypertext link) and press the Post button.
Using either the OpenComments extension or the Web app, you can share comments with your social networks by tapping the Share icon to the right of the comment and choosing how you want to share it (via email, Facebook, WhatsApp or copy the page URL). The comments list is automatically updated whenever a new comment is posted and users may share any comment with anyone they wish. A great way to promote your comment to the rest of the world!
Here's how it works:
Navigate to a page you wish to comment on, press the + button and compose a comment:
2. Press the Post button to post your comment. The Post Completion dialog should appear:
3. Now tap the Share icon on the right. The following choices will be displayed:
4. Select one of the three sharing options; for example, share via email. Add one or more message recipients, an optional subject and message body, then send the message.
5. When the recipient selects the link, they will see the comment you posted and the site and page URL where the comment was posted on:
Here's what a user of the OpenComments extension would see if they navigated to Page URL:
If a user navigates to app.opencomments.com, they will see a display similar to the following, prompting them to either enter the URL of a Web page, or a list of all the current OpenComments, sorted in descending order by the date of posting:
By navigating to a Web page, they will see all the comments posted on that page:
Sharing to Facebook will result in something like the following. Tapping the OpenComments icon will cause the message to be displayed.
How many times have you found a recipe on the Internet that looked promising but didn't quite turn out the way you expected? You experimented with it and made some improvements, but how can you write your notes on the Web page for the next time you prepare the dish? Or maybe you're baking cookies or a cake and the flour, sugar and butter in the recipe are listed in cups and you prefer, as I do, to weigh the ingredients? You can post your changes on the recipe page like this.
By the way, if you like Snickerdoodles, you'll love this recipe.
With the extension:
With the Android app: