REVIEW
I have been to lucky to get selected for a review copy while in the alpha stage. I was impressed by the features of this plugin, even though they added more later (I'm proud to say I suggested a few

). I have used many likejackers in the past, until now this is by far the most complex and safe to use I have seen. I will briefly explain its features and what makes it so awesome.
- Daily limit - this is a fantastic feature, especially when you're starting with a new site. You don't want to raise flags with tons of new likes, limiting them is a great idea and will keep you under the radar. Personally, I increased the limit daily until I removed it at all, never had the confirmation popup
- Plugin active only between specific hours - like the previous one, this feature will keep you safe. It's not recommended to keep the likejacker activated at all times, competition might see what you are doing (I'm not talking about the average Joe, but people who have used likejackers themselves and know what to look for). I keep it active only between "rush hours", when there's the most traffic. Better be safe than sorry.
- Percentage of likes - Another great feature to keep you safe, only 1 out of X (you set X) will be likejacked. Again, this is to keep you safe, greedy people get caught ( I should know, I got 2 domains banned by facebook with previous likejackers)
- Activate on images/videos/CSS IDs or classes - unlike usual likejackers that follow the mouse everywhere, or the ones that use that annoying and obvious popup with the like on the X button, this plugin will set the likejacking on only where you want it to. Personally, I use it on Call to Action buttons, such as "Download"/"Get it FREE", etc. On an entertainment website I activated it on images and videos, works absolutely great too.
- Show Modal Box - it will use that popup I was previously talking about. I do not use it, I find the previous feature much better, but if you prefer this way, it will work fine.
- IP Sandboxing - you probably already know what this is for. Shortly, the plugin will not activate for some specific IPs you select. I can't exactly tell you how I use this feature, but let me tell you that this is probably the best one so far, at least for my needs.
- Referrer Check - this checks the referral of your visitors, you can deactivate the plugin for visitors coming from Twitter, for example. I currently do not have a use for it, I likejack visitors no matter of the referrer, but for example if my website was about IM, I wouldn't like visitors coming from BHW (because of obvious reasons)
The only feature I'd like to get and the plugin doesn't have yet is either rotating URLs (visitors will like different pages/URLs) or Dynamic URLs (visitors will like the link of the article/page they are currently visiting). I'm confident that if many users support this, the devs will take adding them in the next upgrades. All I can say is that I've seen a lot of features added between the Alpha Version and the current version.
If I were to grade it, I would honestly give it a
10/10
How about confirm Like button for fresh created sites/fb pages and so on?
I really think you should remove your signature on this thread, you're selling a likejacker too, this is a really bad way of promoting your product. And honestly (as a former customer of your likejacker), this one is better.
Edit: I talked to shezboy on Skype, about the features I recommended to be added. I forgot to mention that you have to
ability to add a specific URL to like for each post (in the Add New/Edit Post tab). Which is fine for most people, what I actually meant and needed is to be pre-set as the current URL.
As an example, for a website with thousands of posts, I want each post to likejack visitors for its own URL (to add more social signals to your website). The reason I want this is because in same cases I want to create a viral website, not pages, so I need all likes to go to my website's posts instead of a page.
Shorty, the feature for specific URL to like exists, but it's not the current URL by default. This is what I was referring to by Dynamic URL.