Firefox 3.2 Plans Include Natural Language, Themes
Shrike82 writes "Mozilla have described plans for the next version of their popular web browser, Firefox. Mozilla's "Ubiquity project" is set to become a standard feature, allowing "users to type natural language phrases into the browser to perform certain tasks, such as typing 'map 10 Downing Street' to instantly see a Google map of that address, or 'share-on-delicious' to bookmark the site you're currently visiting on the social news site."
Also of interest is so-called "lightweight theming" allowing users to customise the browsers design more easily. The launch date is still somewhat unclear, and Mozilla are apparently unsure if version 3.2 will be released at all, apparently considering going straight to Firefox 4."
save users a heap of bandwidth and build the entire Internet into the browser. Mozilla: the only browser that doesn't need a 'net connection! It'd have around the same amount of bloat.
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comment story positive
example show
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Reviewing just the first hour of video games.
Didn't she make films with John Holmes?
Why, without your clothes, you're naked, Miss Dudley!
You can't call it a command line! That's way too hard to understand, that's, like, for nerds and stuff.
As long as there are slaughterhouses, there will be battlefields.
Compared to IE, I'd rather use a DILDO for most things.
Compared to IE, I'd rather use a DILLO for most things.
There, fixed it for you
Ubuntu is an African word meaning 'I can't configure Debian'
If I type "map where is Chuck Norris?" is it able to find?
-- Simon said: Die!
Natural language? Natural for who?
Will we have to have versions for the West Coast, East Coast, down South...Ebonics?
I can see it now "Yo Yo Yo...show me the mother fuckin' U.I. site...Word!"
No, not Word. OpenOffice.org Writer. Microsoft has trademarked the word 'Word'.
Besides, Word doesn't work on all supported platforms, so it would be considered discrimination against AAVE speakers running Linux. Or BSD.
Ignore this signature. By order.
In the beginning was the command line, ...
then they invented the GUI to make it easier to use that command line
then they invented the command line to make it easier to use that GUI
then
I'd rather be using Dillo for most things.
I'd rather use a DILDO for most things.
I'd rather use a DILLO for most things.
I'd rather use a DILDO for most things.
Did I do this right?
Said, "It's just like dice but it's got more sides And it tells me who lives and who dies"
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