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What doesn't a browser do these days.

• gen220 7y ago
  Email! For now ;) http://catb.org/jargon/html/Z/Zawinskis-Law.html http://catb.org/jargon/html/Z/Zawinskis-Law.html
  • 2fifty3 7y ago
    remember Opera and Seamonkey (and Lotus Notes) back when the all-in-one email/browser/cal/notes application concept was still kicking
    • rhinoceraptor 7y ago
      > all-in-one email/browser/cal/notes application concept You mean Emacs? All it needs is a good editor :)
  • snazz 7y ago
    It does effectively. With Gmail at least, there's an option to register Chrome as the mailto handler. Anytime you click on a mailto link anywhere on your computer, it will open Chrome to the compose window in Gmail. And Gmail works offline, so it's not really any different from having a traditional email client built into your browser.