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== Ubiquitous Firefox == | == Ubiquitous Firefox == | ||
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* [[#Step_0:_The_Browser_Template|Step 0: The Browser Template]] | * [[#Step_0:_The_Browser_Template|Step 0: The Browser Template]] | ||
* [[#Step 1: Integrate Ubiquity|Step 1: Integrate Ubiquity]] | * [[#Step 1: Integrate Ubiquity|Step 1: Integrate Ubiquity]] | ||
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* [[#Step 5: The Future|Step 5: The Future]] | * [[#Step 5: The Future|Step 5: The Future]] | ||
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What would browsers look like if they were first designed today? Like Descartes, I’d like to purge our assumptions and start from scratch, basing ourselves not on browser design from the ’90s but on how people actually use the Web today and will in the foreseeable future. | What would browsers look like if they were first designed today? Like Descartes, I’d like to purge our assumptions and start from scratch, basing ourselves not on browser design from the ’90s but on how people actually use the Web today and will in the foreseeable future. | ||