I just read about Snap on TechCrunch and thought it was cool enough to add here. Hover over any link to another site (such as those in the previous sentence) and you’ll see a quick preview image. Pretty nifty, and the implementation couldn’t have been easier.
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12.03.06 | 3 Comments
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