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Kutano is a browser add-on that makes it possible to find and engage others based on the web pages you are mutually interested in. Directly beside each web page, read and respond to tweets and discussions about that page. Free yourself from having to search for and login to multiple sites to say what you want about a web page. By downloading Kutano, you are be able to read, respond to and create interesting discussions and tweets about any web page you browse. As you browse, you can also see who has tweeted about each web page you view. With each tweet, you can reply to the tweet, re-tweet it or simply find a new person to follow. See what the Twittersphere is saying about the web page you are viewing. Kutano also provides a full Twitter client application so you can stay in touch with Twitter as you browse. See your timeline, mentions and DMs right beside the web pages you are reading. See if anyone new has followed you or if any of your followers have un-followed you. The un-follow feature is handy--"did I just tweet out something bad?"

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Format:SoftwareSize:2,543 KB
Date:Sep 2009Version:1.1R9
License:Free
Platform:Windows
System Req:Internet Explorer 7.0

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