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Interesting. Desktop OSs don't have the interfaces to handle what many people use computers for primarily these days: web apps in browsers. The rest of a deskt
by code_duck 16y ago
Interesting. Desktop OSs don't have the interfaces to handle what many people use computers for primarily these days: web apps in browsers. The rest of a desktop OS is almost superfluous - they need a way to launch a browser, mainly.
But then, where's the interface that brings all these web apps together? A Bookmark list is pretty archaic. Opera led the way with Speed Dial, and Safari and Chrome give you your most used bookmarks, as far as providing a graphical menu when you start your browser. There are various extensions and web sites that provide that, too, but it's still not like a proper interface.
I don't know whether this is a proper interface (the colors?), but it is a great idea at the core.