[BNM] Web based browser?

[Josh Russell]

this is an idea i had a couple of years ago... totally possible.

there are examples of things that come close, but are just that one
step away that is enough to make them pointless.

i think there is a netvibes plugin that almost does it.

it's a question of what lives in side what though.. is the browser a
plugin to a website, or is the browser the website. if that makes
sense...

josh



On 8/2/06, delarge <delargerock at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello all
>
> As we probably know / are finding out - most useful tools for the web are
> based on the web....
>
> delicious/netvibes/gmail etc etc
>
> all freeing us from one computer - it seems the only thing that still
> doesn't seem to be going this way are browsers. At home I have a bunch of FF
> extensions installed - but a new PC at work means a bit of an ordeal to get
> it in line with my other home set up and get me the extensions I am used to.
>
> Can a web based browser work? Is it even possible? Is there already such a
> thing?
>
>
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