Hey. Very cool. I like the simple and good looking UI. I'm confused as to why you're making the user log into Facebook in a seperate browser. You could display the Facebook login page inside of a details view.

Here is some sample code as to how to do this:

function onReceivedAuthenticationURL(URL) { // Prepare the details view loginIE_ = new WebBrowser(); loginIE_.navigate2(URL);

// Show the details view pluginHelper.showDetailsView(loginIE_, PLEASE_LOGIN, gddDetailsViewFlagToolbarOpen, onLoginWindowClose); }

Also you can use the onLoginWindowClose callback to get anotification when the user has closed the details view to automatically do the login. Another method you could do is scrape the page to see if the user has logged in. On a timer you could do the following:

function timerCallback() { text = loginIE_.Document.body.outerText; if (text.indexOf("You may now close") > -1) { // The user has logged in. You can now force close the login window pluginHelper.CloseDetailsView(); } }

Hope this helps!

-- Larry Gadea.

On Sep 19, 6:01 am, Google Desktop Team <labs +desk...@google.com> wrote: