Target browsers: cross-browser
Jdrop is used to store mobile device performance data. The JSON data are stored in the cloud.
Mobile device has small screen real estate, which makes analyzing huge chunks of information difficult. To counter the problem, Jdrop allows you to analyze data gathered from mobile devices on the large screen.
Sign in to Jdrop at http://jdrop.org/.
On your mobile device:
1. Sign in to Jdrop.
2. Install any of the apps that use Jdrop.
3. Run the app and save data to Jdrop.
On your desktop or laptop:
1. Sign in to Jdrop.
2. View the JSON data that you generated.
On mobile devices, the easiest way to start is to embed the contents of jdrop-example.js (can be found at: http://jdrop.org/jdrop-example.js) in your bookmarklet script. In addition, you also have to add a Save to Jdrop link to your bookmarklet that calls your function. You can find the code with explanation at: http://jdrop.org/devdocs.
Saving to Jdrop...