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Earthquake alerts using Twitter.
End of service
Since immediately after the Great East Japan Earthquake in March 2011, we have provided this service free of charge using the servers of みんなの顔文字辞典 and flick. However, major changes to the Twitter API have made it difficult to provide a stable service, so the service has ended.
Thank you for using the service for 12 years.
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// Caution
The service uses a Twitter API as its information source and maintains a constant connection to deliver information in real time.
It may be less timely or reliable than television or radio, so we recommend using this extension as a supplementary source.
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// Announcement
@mi_eqbot
We have opened an official Twitter account.
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// Changelog
ver 0.3.5
・Fixed a display issue
ver 0.4.1
・Fixed an issue occurring after a long period of sleep
・Added a notification sound feature (Settings > Tools > Extensions > 緊急地震速報 > Options)
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// How to update
Google Chrome extensions update automatically, but you can get the latest version by clicking Settings icon > Tools > Extensions > Developer mode > Update extensions now.
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// If incorrect displays occur frequently
Please click the wrench icon in the upper-right corner of the pop-up window to dismiss the display.
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// How to uninstall
Click Settings icon in the upper right > Tools > Extensions > Uninstall.
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// Other
I wrote a blog post about why I created 緊急地震速報 by Extension, my views, and issues with the system: http://goo.gl/m2dbI
// About the WebSocket server
WebSocket-Node
https://github.com/Worlize/WebSocket-Node
The author kindly helped with this project!