The New ‘Like+1’ Button Merges Both Facebook Like And Google’s +1

The new 'Like+1' button, as the name suggests, hybrids both the Facebook like and Google's +1 allowing users to consolidate both the social clicks in one. The click on 'Like+1' will let you display your likes on the Facebook profile and adding to Google profile at the same as well.

Former Googler and the mind behind Facebook Disconnect,  Brian Kennish and security researcher Ashkan Soltani have come up with something interesting -the ‘Like +1‘ button. This button, as the name suggests, is a hybrid both the Facebook like and Google’s +1 allowing users to consolidate both the social clicks in one.

The click on Like+1 will let you display your likes on the Facebook profile and adding to Google profile at the same as well. You can see your +1s at the https://profiles.google.com/u/0/ (u-username, 0- plusones). You can there also notice all the Facebook likes being exported to +1s with this new plugin. The hybrid button other than helping users on less clicks, saves the like+1 information locally. This can help in exporting the independent Facebook records of the liking anytime in the future.

With development of several social platforms, for a website the space which the plugins as Like, +1, tweet etc. takes makes it feel crowded. There the new Like+1 button will really be helpful. Saving space of the two buttons in one can let the space look little less crowded.

Like+1 is not affiliated with Google or Facebook.  The button is compatible with latest browsers and plugins are available for Firefox, Chrome, Safari, and IE9 (courtesy of WebMynd, which provides add-ons running on multiple browser platforms).  Once installed, you will notice the earlier like button and +1 getting replaced by a single Like+1 button.

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