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> And, if concepts like Ubiquity take hold the > web may break free of the browser entirely. Grammar aside, since when does Mozilla Ubiquity intend to break
by jerryji 17y ago
> And, if concepts like Ubiquity take hold the
> web may break free of the browser entirely.
Grammar aside, since when does Mozilla Ubiquity intend to break free from the browser??
I wish I could vote this post down.
- rudenoise 17y agoFair point, but Ubiquity does change the way the browser works to the point that it becomes something else entirely: a tool for mashing up content (rather than viewing it pre-packaged).