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Old 10-08-2008, 00:07   #1
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Aurora: New concepts in Browser Design

Mozilla Labs, in cojuction with Adaptive Path (a company responsible for the design on MySpace) have produced a series of videos called "Aurora".

These videos are intended to showcase how future web browsers may operate. The video is intended to prompt discussion about the future of browsers, and how they will manage and enable interaction between users and sites.

The video is a little jerky for me, but the video (and an explanation of the concept) is at http://adaptivepath.com/aurora/index.php
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Re: Aurora: New concepts in Browser Design

Nice.. Looks like Microsofts next windows version though.. Devleoped in cunjunction with the nice people at firefox people as well. Looks to much like mac for me but lets see where they go with this technology and if it sees a pc release at some point.
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Re: Aurora: New concepts in Browser Design

Seems like a very complex implementation, I can't really see any benefit to it!

Then again, I like things to be very clean and simple, even minor gratuitous animations irritate me (and there are plenty in that video)
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