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A. Go to the "Manage Sites" page which is accessible from the profiles drop-down menu on the toolbar. Click "Import All Friends" for the appropriate site. In an upcoming version, Minggl will auto-synchronize your friends with the host site.
A. Minggl is now in open-public beta and you can register/install here.
A. After installing Minggl, simply attach your various social profiles using the "Add Site" menu option. It's under the Profiles drop-down list on the toolbar. After that, we`ll monitor them for you and let you know what`s happening with friends. If you have questions, please email support.
A. If you already have a Minggl account, and want to install the toolbar on another computer or into a different browser on the SAME computer, go directly to our Browser download page. DO NOT re-register because your "attached profiles" are already "owned" by your first Minggl account and cannot be claimed again, unless your release them from the 1st account. If you`ve lost your password, click the "Forgot your Password" link on this page.
A. Minggl is running when its toolbar is visible at the top of your browser. If you don't see the Minggl Toolbar, check the Minggl item in the list within your browser's menu under: View » Toolbars.
A. Select the "Add Site" option under the `Profiles` drop-down list on the Minggl Toolbar.
A. All Minggl users have a Minggl GG watermark next to their name in your Minggl friend list. Also, if they`ve given you permission, you may see one or more Minggl Notes displayed on their profile at a supported site. Coming Soon--->the Minggl box will give you a visual cue, even if they have no mNotes installed.
A. This feature is currently in beta-test and only available if you enable it via "Toolbar Settings" on the Settings Panel page. It's an early feature so don't complain if things don't yet work perfectly! Also, the privacy (aka filters) settings pane is still hidden.
A. Minggl is community-policed. Every Minggl Note contains a "Flag as Offensive" button in the upper right corner. If multiple users flag a particular mNote as offensive, it will be marked for review. If even more people flag it, it is automatically hidden until it can be reviewed. Although we`ll normally just add a password, Minggl reserves the right to delete Minggl Notes if/when they have been flagged as offensive by the community.
A. Minggl Notes will soon be a container for Open Social applications. If you`re a developer, we'd love to hear from you on our Forums Site.
A. If using Internet Explorer, look under the Start menu for Minggl-->Uninstall. If using FireFox, look under Tools-->Add-ons-->Uninstall
A. Minggl continues to undergo heavy testing! As with all rapidly evolving software, there are minor bugs or inconsistencies. Minggl automatically removes everything but approved Javascript/Embeds so there should be NO WAY for user-published Minggl content to run malicious code on your computer. As with any website, if you manually visit questionable links or download risky files, then our many security precautions CANNOT help you. Aside from risky browsing behavior on your part, there are no additional risks to running Minggl. Minggl is a clean product, and contains no malware of any kind.