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Interesting, but a full-featured browser (like Chrome) brings a lot more than UI and a renderer to the table. There's other features (security stuff, developer
by sdegutis 11y ago
Interesting, but a full-featured browser (like Chrome) brings a lot more than UI and a renderer to the table. There's other features (security stuff, developer tools, etc.) that it would need.
- TranquilMarmot 11y agoI don't think the use-case for this is as a web development tool; I see it more as a way of keeping sets of things that have been looked up grouped together. I.e. fixing a bug could be a task and you could have three related stack overflow questions open, researching a new language could be a task with a few different examples open, figuring out what to do for dinner could be a task, with restaurants, recipes, etc. all open in tabs. I guess, I would use it for anything specifically not requiring security or dev tools.