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Thu, 04 Sep 2008

Ubiquity - More Than Just Shiny Chrome

While Google Chrome has been getting all the press coverage recently Ubiquity, from Mozilla Labs, is where all the interesting action seems to be happening.

Ubiquity ticks all the boxes for me, it's a simple, easy to use idea, that'll save me time. It's easily extensible and already has a huge community of people working, enhancing and just trying new things with it. All the things I've come to expect from Firefox and the Mozilla using community.

I personally think this is an important distinction to make - while Google Chrome is a new browser with some great ideas (and a quickly revised EULA) FireFox is a proven, Free platform that encourages extension and has a track record of doing the right thing.

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