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Mozilla Raindrop Aims to Help Filter Signal from Noise October 27th, 2009

Michael Raichelson

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The Mozilla Labs team has announced that they’re working on a new project named Raindrop which aims to gather up the various messaging sources that people get input from (email, Twitter, messaging apps, etc.) and then filter them to only what’s directed at the actual user (eliminating spam, messages to other users, etc.).

Raindrop Demo and Explanation Video