Would be nice if this were a generic tracker of anything. Just let the user define the "units". Of course, then the user would want to have the option of seeing more than 15 days of history.

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The "about" link links to www.red-bean.com/fitz/ig/google15/faq.html which is dead right now and the last few times I've checked it. You might want to point it somewhere else.

This is what I get too...too bad!

Today's date....7/24/07

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also got this:

Sorry! Cannot render inline-required gadgets in an iframe.

I have visited your site 510-times

I could not find this site in the Search Engines index

Good Google Good. For better food.

Only punds???
We live in a global word, put Kg please.

Kg's should have been out in late NOV 2006?? It's now late AUG 2007, and still no Kg's?

no encuentro la pagina de google 15 alguien me la puede pasar?

you need to click "add module" and go from there in order to use this feature

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I can't get games from this site so I would like to find from now and than

Hey, Why is this site intresting to some peaple if we can't get what we need?

I'm looking for the Weight Tracker paperback book that gives nutritional information for thousands of foods.  Can you help me?

Sorry! Cannot render inline-required gadgets in an iframe.                That is all it says tried many times in the past as those above and still to this day it says that.  So why does this page exist if the thing isn't going to work? Please fix so we can see and work with it. Thanks

OK OK -- so it is now April 2008  and still no KGs support, do you really only want to keep the google module active for those in America?  Time to move on to anothr tracker

Using Fusion Charts and a Google Doc spreadsheet, you *can* track anything.  You can pick your own moving average formula, apply it, and see the chart show the results.  If you stack the modules on top of each other on your Google homepage, you get a quick link to editing the underlying data as well.  Do you need an example?

hii umm cool this should help with my jelly roll from all those jelly donuts!

-- Fatal flaw in this application - dueling cookies ---

This application stores your weights in a cookie. If you log into iGoogle from another browser (or the same kind of browser on another machine, like your laptop), an empty (or partially empty) cookie will be presented and this will have the effect that any weights that you had will be wiped out the next time you log in on your regular browser. I just lost the full two weeks of measurements this way.