The Don't Be Evil Bookmarklet Makes Google's Social Results Useful Rather Than Simply Promotional
A group of engineers from Facebook, Twitter, and MySpace released a "Don't Be Evil" bookmarklet that tweaks the Google+ integration in Google search results to display the most relevant social network for an individual rather than simply promoting their (often less relevant) Google+ page. More » ...
Source: Lifehacker - Monday, 23 January
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