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I've been using it for a couple months, and I've had some problems with it, as it's still alpha software. As ubiquity gets updates, the ubi scripts get out of
by iamwil 18y ago
I've been using it for a couple months, and I've had some problems with it, as it's still alpha software.
As ubiquity gets updates, the ubi scripts get out of step. The command to email a page to someone is pretty handy--if it worked most of the time.
Also, the algorithm to do real-time narrowing down of commands that you might mean gets slower and slower (seemingly exponentially) the more you type. After a while, I find it gets bogged down and unusable.
The only use I've had for it was to make it easier to twitter something, only because I don't have twitter clients installed.
That said, it's still early. I think the concept is good. And even better when you can have context specific commands for each web app that you visit. That way you don't need to download each ubi script as you want them. They dynamically load and unload with the web application.