Ubiquity - Making the web more intuitive

Ubiquity from Mozilla labs

Everyone is talking about this, and I wont be exception, because it’s a great improvement for the web experience. I say this because I’m a huge fan of applications like Quicksilver on the Mac, and Gnome-do on Linux. Specially on laptops, because I hate to move my hands from the keyboard.

Here’s the video that everyone is talking about, and that can change the way we interact with the Web:


Ubiquity for Firefox from Aza Raskin on Vimeo.

For those reading this on Planets here’s the link to the video. Here’s also the complete post about it. Go get it right now and watch your surfing habbits change.


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4 Responses to “Ubiquity - Making the web more intuitive”

  1. xtanki
    29. August 2008 at 12:06

    lindo! mozilla rula mt

  2. Kordump
    30. August 2008 at 16:23

    This looks great but what if our computer life isn’t web-based? I don’t touch webmail with a ten foot pole…

  3. rogeriopvl
    30. August 2008 at 20:04

    That’s a good point Kordump, although it seems that it will be in the future.

    I’m curious on why you don’t touch webmail?

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