So the thing with torrent sites, like Pirate Bay, is that lots of places block them, so if I include a link to the icon then people are going to get pinged on that at work.

So feel free to add those sites by-hand (and log them on the Wiki page), but they probably won't make it into the main-stream release.

@alexey_r: Done.

@neko: Can you be more specific?

@FaeGiN: Updated FilmSpot support; turns out they are "MovieTome" now.

@ekbworldwide: I'm hesitant to pull in rating scores for two reasons:
1) It's more or less "impossible" to correlate movies between sites, given that the same movie often has different titles on different sites. Example, a TV show and movie having the same name, where some times it will be displayed in quotes, some times with (TV) at the end, or (tv series), etc. And then you have the DVD "Season X" versions.

Maybe if every site published an IBSN microformat or something...

2) I don't really want to suck up bandwidth doing cross-site downloads; just pulling down the favicons already adds a surprising amount of latency.

@floortrap: Done and done!

Rotten Tomatoes support fixed, added links to YouTube.

"This Virtual Directory does not allow contents to be listed."

Added those two cover sites in 1.6.9.

1.6.8 adds support for Fandago, and fixes some display issues.

1.6.7 fixes the BB icon (again; I should just use a data: URL), adds links to FilmSpot.com.

The CSS coding on FilmSpot makes it hard to add links from there, but I'll try harder if anyone requests it.

Version 0.4 fixes the Achewood image URL.
Also, adds 2 different styles for the text.

1.6.6. Fixes Netflix support, improves support for IMDb's redesign, fixes the Blockbuster icon, and adds Slant Magazine.

1.6.5
- Supports HBO/Showtime schedule pages
- Updated to work with AllMovie beta

1.6.4, now supports Flixster.

Amazon UK and CA have been added.

Ok, moved the preferences panel to the top of the page.

Great suggestion, thanks!

Version 1.5.10b should fix the Rotten Tomatoes issue.

Some of the links are actually Javascript buttons that submit hidden forms. Sites that use POST in their search forms instead of GET (which is lame) require this.

The effect of this is to prevent those sites from being "click-to-open-in-new-tab" enabled, and Metacritic is one of those sites.

Haydn: I added support for Blockbuster UK. Let me know how it works for you.