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I don't want to be a let downer but it seems like a tremendous effort for not so much. How REALLY different this will be than the current add-ons/extensions? M
by talles 13y ago
I don't want to be a let downer but it seems like a tremendous effort for not so much. How REALLY different this will be than the current add-ons/extensions?
Maybe I didn't get the concept of 'Stacked Navigation' but looks like a mix of current pages and history displayed vertical instead of horizontal.
And synchronized sessions I am pretty sure that if you search for it on chrome store you find more than one plugin for it.
- spolu 13y agoHi talles, Agreed with your points, you can find extensions that serve 90% of what could be stacked navigation in Chrome + you have extensions which lets you synchronize your sessions in chrome. The main thing that motivates me, is the ability to log into an unknown computer an retrieve my session from the network. I've put a lot of thoughts into building an extension that would let me do that, and figured out that it was not possible for now. That where the motivation comes from, build a scriptable platform that would let you alter the behaviour of your browser much more freely than with extensions.
- hesselink 13y agoI'd love to know how your session sync differs from Firefox Sync and Google's synchronization.
- spolu 13y ago@hesselink still not built, but what I'd love to do is to be able to log through my phone into computers running the browser in my vicinity. Once logged in, you retrieve your session(s) which encapsulte the open tabs (chrome/firefox/safari) but also your cookie store (they'll probably do it soon enough) The major difference I see, is the ability to easily and transparently log into any machine running the browser.
- ahuth 13y agoIt looks like the point of this effort is not 'stacked navigation,' or any other concept currently there. The point is to experiment with many different concepts and to find something new.