It's quirky in Chrome, but I'm still impressed. While I agree with some others regarding how easily Flash or Silverlight could do this, I think there is somethi

It's quirky in Chrome, but I'm still impressed. While I agree with some others regarding how easily Flash or Silverlight could do this, I think there is something to be said that this is (hopefully) going to be a standard that doesn't require plugins. Yes, the flash install base is massive and yes jQuery's usage is growing rapdily, but it's going to be nice to be able to do some of the more trivial things directly in HTML and CSS. Especially if those few trivial UI elements are the only thing you would have included flasy or jQuery for.