Still not working, at least remove the app if it's not going to work correctly. You have had plenty of time to fix the problem.

Although I'm just waiting for this thing to bite me in the ass by showing people something I don't want them to see. =D LOL

Although it just threw up an error, so I can only give it 4 stars.

While Wakoopa Tracker is a small application unknown to the larger masses of the Facebook community, to its users, it’s a work of art. Taking only a small box on your Facebook profile, Wakoopa Tracker shows to the world what programs you have been using on your computer. This is done in conjunction with the Wakoopa website, where you can create an account for free, and then install a small plugin on your computer, which is required to track what applications you're using.

The great thing about Wakoopa is that others can see what you have been up to simply by looking at your applications' icons. For example, if I have been doing a lot of video editing, my program of choice (Final Cut Pro, by the way) would have its icon sit in the No. 1 spot of "What I Use the Most". People could guess that I’m interested in editing because it's made its way to the top spot. Or say that term paper is coming up: maybe No. 2 on the list is Microsoft Word. With this subtle integration with your computer, people can see your interests just based on the programs you use.

Of course, there are privacy controls. You can customize what doesn't show in your profile, so you have control over what people don't see. Also, the plugin required to track your programs even has a "Pause Tracking" option. And of course, nothing you have actually done is visible to others -- that means people can't see what you've looked at, typed in, or clicked on. Only the names and icons of the applications are displayed.

The application is extremely slick and a lot of fun for people who are always on their computers. You can add it, and not have to worry about it again: it does it all for you. It works on Mac or PC, and is free.

[Recently, however, the Facebook page dedicated for the Wakoopa Tracker has been experiencing errors. (“Oops! Something went wrong somewhere… Do not fret. If you refresh the page, I'm sure things will be fine.”) Hopefully it will be fixed so we can use it again!]