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I have tried to make it as simple as possible, please review, thanks :)
 
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Instead of "Without WWW" (which was fairly distracting), use some regular expressions to weed out any www., http://, etc people may put in the url.

Every time I click the box, it wipes out what I had.
You should probably make this happen only when the box contains the original prompt.

I'm not a fan of the "default" button on any site.
Either add some css to the submit button or create an image.
I just feel like the rest of the site is unique, don't ruin it with some default button that throws off the whole feel.

If you need any sample code for my suggestions, let me know.


Bruce
 
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it's very simple alright and fast too, i wonder what extensions it can't do?
 
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I liked how quick it was, and it doesn't too hard on the eyes. I like it.

However, I do agree with Bruce_KD. Use a regular expression to get rid of anything you don't want, don't make me think! :)
 
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the logo looks great
and I love the colours

well done

Cheers
Corey
 
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Hi, Bruce, weblord, aaronfalloon, coreyq, thanks for the kind reviews.

I added the "without www" notice is because I didn't find a solution to distinguish www.???.com and ???www.com, e.g. iwww.com. The script will replace iwww.com to icom. The bug is solved now. :)

Will look into the image button today.

It works for most of the popular gTlds and ccTlds, inc .mobi, .TV, .pro, but doesn't support .la yet.
 
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I liked it. It was incredibly fast!
 
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