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Kris Kroisanother meta-browser / tool. Hits in the same direction as collIris Previews, just more open and powerful (and less easy). I am curious seeing the next level, maybe it's metabox http://www.codenamemonobox.com/
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Ubiquity is an experimental Firefox extension that gives you a powerful new way to interact with the Web.
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With Ubiquity installed, you'll be able to tell Firefox what you want it to do by typing commands into a new Ubiquity input box.
Ubiquity commands can do nearly anything. Ubiquity comes with a set of commands that make common Web tasks faster and easier. In this tutorial we'll teach you how to use some of them. By the end of this tutorial you'll be able to perform quick Wikipedia, Google, definition, and Yelp searches; add maps to your email; and translate a snippet of a web page, highlight a word, and then email it to a friend.
The commands that come with Ubiquity are just the beginning: anyone can create new commands and share them. Creating Ubiquity commands — and extending the web — should be as easy as creating a web page.
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Rajkumar Singhhttps://wiki.mozilla.org/Labs/Ubiquity/Latest_Ubiquity_User_Tutorial
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- Hit Enter (or Return) to execute the command. Executing the Wikipedia command has the effect of taking you to the Wikipedia page.
- Hit Escape to cancel the command. Ubiquity disappears with no effect.
- Click on one of the links in the preview. In the case of the Wikipedia preview, clicking a link will take you directly to the article you're interested in.
- Hit Enter (or Return) to execute the command. Executing the Wikipedia command has the effect of taking you to the Wikipedia page.
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