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Yet another feature: The hostname filter

Published on Oct.05.2013 23:47 0 Comments

After having implemented the filter through the browser language, we have developed yet another feature for the traffic exchange. Anyone owning a premium membership will now be able to apply a hostname filter and thus exclude specific hostnames from accessing his site. We hope that this new feature will be a help to those of ...

(Deutsch) eBesucher @Facebook

Published on May.25.2013 21:43 3 Comments

More than 2500 User have liked us on facebook – join us now! As a fan of eBesucher, you can profit of several advantages. We give away points for our visitor and mail exchange and you can get premium accounts or fan packages for free. In addition to that, you will always stay up to ...

eBesucher is now available in Spanish

Published on Mar.31.2013 11:42 2 Comments

Dear eBesucher member! Our community is growing at a rapid pace and is gaining worldwide popularity. After an enduring but careful translation, we are happy to announce that eBesucher will now be available in the Spanish language. Spanish is one of the most widely spoken languages and the official language in many countries. It is also the first ...

Firefox Surfbar Add-On!

Published on Mar.10.2013 14:59 10 Comments

Many of you have experienced the following: The traffic exchange is running smooth and steady, but once you leave your desktop unattended, the surfbar stops and some random website is displayed on your screen. Right now, only the restarter could help, but in all other cases, your earnings will be suspended until the surfbar is manually restarted. ...

Geo-Targeting improved

Published on Feb.11.2013 11:11 2 Comments

We have implemented a minor but nevertheless important update: The Geo-Targeting function has been improved – within the traffic exchange, you can now define the origin of your hits in percentages! For Example: At least 43% of your visitors should come from the US, not more than 12% from Norway and the remaining hits from ...