So, Mac users can now have two toolbars specified in their chrome, and everyone can lose control of how the browser is displayed? I'm not sure, I'm reminded of:

So, Mac users can now have two toolbars specified in their chrome, and everyone can lose control of how the browser is displayed? I'm not sure, I'm reminded of: if (event.button == 2) {alert "no clicky!"} While there should be a launcher in the browser that can create SSB or a shell for the web-app, I highly doubt it should be so tightly integrated with the chrome that a website could take control of the browser window without user intervention. This seems to just move the typical in-pane menu up to the top of the window. This might be a good idea, however I'd rather Firefox included a launch mode that allowed it to load in an SSB, not to suddenly change the window into a different app, which might be fine under Windows, but is pretty awkward under a Mac as it breaks window switching.