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The Future of Browsing Courtesy of MS and Mozilla

Started by joshviney · 10 months ago

Very cool stuff people. Mozilla’s Ubiquity and MS IE 8 Beta 2. Two different takes trying to solve very similar problems. I think I smell a very interesting trend.

The problem:
The Web as we use it today is only very loosely connected through hyperlinks or developer created mashups. Even though the business environment on the Web [...]
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  • Aza Raskin

    10 months ago

    Hey Josh,

    We'd love your help with the UX. In particular as we start moving towards Ubiquity 0.2, we are planning on making it really easy to explore a number of different ways interface options. Neither the current interface nor the context-menu are the right vehicle for getting the functionality to the every-day user. It would be fantastic to start both discussions and a section of the Ubiquity wiki about future UX directions, with mockups and all :)

    We are generally on #ubiquity in IRC, as well as on the Ubiquity mailing list.
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