Top Rated Widgets
In Accessories.Display of widgets in order of popularity.
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41st place
Virtual Wind-Chime
A wonderful soothing addition to your webpage or blog. Free-floating or sidebar wind-chimes available. Sound can be turned on and off. To get the code, click on View widget webpage button. For the free-floating chime, easily find the code under these Japanese characters: スクリプト（フローティングタイプ） For the standard sidebar type, get the code under these characters: スクリプト（通常タイプ） There are only these two sets of code on the webpage, so locating them is easy.
42nd place
Dog Picture Encyclopedia
2009-01-06 11:02:30
For dog lovers and those learning Japanese. Images of different types of dogs are displayed along with the breed's name and explanation. The Japanese is geared towards children, so appropriate for beginning learners. The code is on the bottom of the widget's web page.
43rd place
Sunglasses for your blog
Why don't you watch your blog with rose colored glasses? Easy to use and adjust. Only works with Internet Explorer.
44th place
Countdown Till Christmas widget
Here's another great Christmas countdown widget. You an also change the time zone display. Getting the code on the web page, which happens to be in Japanese, is actually straightforward. Just click on a time zone, then the Download button, then I Agree button on next screen, and then code should appear.
45th place
Translation Robot
Interesting translation widget that translates into 12 different languages, using Google. To return to the original language, press either F5 or [戻る] Code is simple to spot on webpage.
46th place
Google Page Rank Checker
This widget displays your page's google page rank.
47th place
Falling Stars
A very cool effect of stars floating on your web page. Choose from 3 widget types that vary in amount of stars.
48th place
Cat's Foot Print
Cat's foot prints will follow your mouse around. You can get this widget in color (カラー）or black (クロ）. Not working well on Firefox.
49th place
Poisoner Comment Widget
A hilarious widget, but having a basic knowledge of Japanese would help. When you place this widget on your blog, a depressed, forlorn comment appears. Most of the comments are in Japanese, but the neat thing about this widget is that if you click on the bottom left link, you can add your own comments. Give it a try on Bloglue!
50th place
Yamaha Digital Percussion
Create your own percussion music with this widget from Yamaha. On the widget's website, towards the bottom of the page there are three sets of code. The middle one is a fixed version of this widget and the bottom code is a floating version. Just copy and paste to your blog.
