Ubiquity for Firefox from Aza Raskin on Vimeo.
Tried Ubiquity Yet?
Ubiquity for Firefox from Aza Raskin on Vimeo.
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Really? No one thought this was cool? o.k. commenting is now open for all those who think it sucks…
I tried it early on, Jack. It might be cool, but it’s too complicated for casual users. Plus, it affects other plugins. I had to disable it. Grr.
I thought it was pretty cool, too, until I tried using it. There’s no way anyone can keep all the commands in mind.
My review full:
http://ovblogger.com/2008/08/28/ubiquity-not-my-cuppa/
–Pat
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Jack,
That was amazing!! Wow, what an amazing time to be alive (and on the net)! I think I am starting to sound like my grandparents (except for that last part).
Thanks for sharing Ubiquity with us. You are my man, always on the leading edge!! What would I do without you scouting all of these cool new apps, mash-ups, web 2.0 thingy’s, etc. for me?
I guess I’d be in like the dark ages of the internet, like 2004 or something!!
Stay cool,
Jules999
Hi Jack,
The funny thing is, I couldn’t get the video to work in Flock but I could in IE.
That aside, the visualize the data your way looked really cool. The fact that it only works on Craigslist right now is still a massive step in the right direction.
Thanks for that mate.
I think it’s going to be extremely valuable. The tutorial is speedy and really only indicated that the tutor know whats he’s doing with it. The tool is brilliant but the tutorial could be a little more audience friendly.
I’m sure it will catch on quickly though because there isn’t anything I know in place like this at the moment. Using it will make all the difference – so I’ll find some time and have a better look.
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Wow! that’s awesome Jack – i’m going to go install it and play around with it now. This is what Microsoft should have been doing rather than making browsers that break sites!
Woohoo!
Thanks Jack this looks well worth applying…imagine connecting so directly within your own sphere and sharing so effortlessly…creating visual (and uniquely edited/attributed) personal discussions yeah! The rest of it over my head right now so cannot comment but Im certain its useful…
ps. If I had a newsletter I can only imagine it could really spice things up??!!!!