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  1. Allow it to work on other social networks or anywhere an email address is found.

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    under review  ·  AdminConrad Irwin (Admin, Rapportive) responded

    This is very likely to happen, but it’s a very long-term goal. For now we’re trying to concentrate on making Rapportive as awesome as possible – and having it only in one place makes that much easier to do.

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    Nathan Sudds commented  · 

    I definitely think this would be easier to do if you focused on a Firefox or Chrome addon because the focus can be on supporting any email address, phone number or twitter handle based on what is visible in the browser on other sites. Not that it would be "easy" but similar to your message above it would allow you to focus in one key area parsing browser content to find email addresses to show Rapportive data based on those addresses.

  2. API for adding Rapportive to my web app

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    under review  ·  AdminConrad Irwin (Admin, Rapportive) responded

    Thanks for getting in touch,

    We have vague plans to allow sites to embed Rapportive in the future, though it’s likely to be a while before that happens.

    I’ll keep you in the loop,

    Conrad

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    Nathan Sudds commented  · 

    I would love to see this too, in many places -- CRM and PM tools, and live chat tools like SnapEngage. It would be great if the solution could be something easily integrated with other tools, and maybe even considering a Chrome or Firefox addon that could detect information in any webapp/page and show info on hovering that address.

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