RockMelt

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d000hg replied

8 November 2010, 14:46
Originally posted by kandr View Post

Looks like they build it using Chromium source code? Maybe Google will roll some of these features into Chrome.

I don't know, do Chrome/FF plugins offer enough functionality to do it without changing the core code?
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kandr replied

8 November 2010, 13:16
Looks like they build it using Chromium source code? Maybe Google will roll some of these features into Chrome.
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thunderlizard replied

8 November 2010, 13:14
It must mainly be aimed at people with infallible dexterity. One tiny slip of the mouseball and you've sent your holiday snaps to your bank manager, or worse.

I think we have pretty much succeeded in the labour-saving revolution. Yes, twitter is much easier than sending postcards. No, clicking a "Twitter" icon is not much easier than going to Favourites | Twitter | Open In New Tab.
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d000hg replied

8 November 2010, 12:59
Interesting from a techy point of view but if I was big into FB & Twitter couldn't I just keep a couple of tabs open in IE/FF/Chrome, or even get a plugin for FF?
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Clippy started a topic RockMelt

8 November 2010, 12:39
RockMelt

New browser aimed, no doubt, at the yoof of today.
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