If You Want, Emmy Can Remember Your Search

I’ve implemented a new feature that I hope will prove to be helpful: each time you search for something, just underneath the big search input, you’ll find a small “Remember” link – press it, and Emmy will remember your query (you can tell her to forget it afterwards).

This way, if you have entered many bands, movies and books (in one search), to better describe your taste and to get more recommendations, you won’t have to re-type all your favourite stuff next time you visit Emmy. It’s like a very straightforward profile-saving function. One thing though, Emmy is able to remember just one of your searches at a time, so telling her to “remember” something will make her “forget” about any previous remembered searches. I hope you’ll like it :)

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3 Responses to “If You Want, Emmy Can Remember Your Search”

  1. mywowo says on November 25th, 2008 at 3:31 pm :

    It’s nice,and Pushing to http://www.mywowo.com

  2. Anna says on February 24th, 2009 at 6:18 am :

    yes i would like u to remember my search cus i’m tring to expand my taste in music and books

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