From the page:

“makes it easy for you to submit the web page you’re viewing to digg, del.icio.us, facebook, google bookmarks, magnolia, reddit, stumbleupon and twitter.”

I already have Twitter in the FF search bar, which is convenient to use as typing in a search query. I use the delicious and SU plugins already. Facebook and Google Bookmarks? Don’t use either very often. Don’t think I’ve ever submitted anything to reddit and know I haven’t used magnolia. That only leaves digg which I don’t submit very often to either.

I don’t typically crosspost the same links to multiple third party services. I tend to use each service for different purposes. Delicious (Yahoo) for bookmarks (although I still use browser bookmarks too, haven’t completely dropped that, although I keep thinking I will), StumbleUpon for random surfs and the IRC bot links are usually stuff I come across in other places of interest throughout the day or other folks in the IRC channel add. I don’t really have a central location to pull all this third party stuff together which I need to get on that for my own research/reference purposes. This is why at the end of the post I’ve been thinking about the google API. Might be more convenient to send the IRC stuff to them through an API for my shared page and burn their bandwidth instead of mine. I still have a backup of the data on the server.

As for the privacy stuff? I’m not too concerned there yet, although I understand others with those concerns.

I wonder how far Google is going to go though when it comes to tracking stuff from their users, with the great amount of tracking linked to your account currently already being done you can definitely say “Google owns you” the moment you begin using it. Sort of scary when you think about it ;), I’m sure Google knows me better than I know myself by now :P.