Looks like an interesting extensions. Post again once you have a prototype working.
On Mon, Aug 24, 2009 at 2:42 PM, Calvin Sellers < [email protected]> wrote: > > Intro: Screen Resolutions pushing 2000 pixels or more, many people > have 2 monitors hooked up at all times, but do any web browsers take > advantage of this? The answer is No, and I'm going to explain how > Google Chrome can become the first, along with several advantages that > makes this sound revolutionary. > > Old Technology Problem: You are searching through Google Search > Results, you are clicking on links and keep hitting the back button > because you can not find exactly what you are looking for. This takes > time and you start to get upset after hitting the back button 20 times > (or More) and still are not finding what you want. How can Web > Browsers(a.k.a Google Chrome) make finding what you want on the web > faster and easier? > > New Technology Solution: Google Chrome Dual View, I'm going to stick > with multiple monitors as my main target so you can better > understand. Google shows you the search results(in .11223 seconds, > thats not going to get any faster) now its up to Google Chrome Dual > View to let you search through the results faster and heres how. You > click on a link and instead of opening over top your search results it > opens into a full screen separate window on the other monitor(Dual > View). If dual view is open it acts as a "dummy" browser, therefore > any link you open up on your main monitor would open up in the Dual > Browser("dummy"). This means it could be used for more than Google's > Search Results but I'm trying to get Google interested in this idea > and with Google Chrome Dual View more people would use the browser > along with using Google Search(how Google makes money). Once you find > the result you want you simply drag the Dual Page back into a tab or > by a hot key. > > Side Notes: This is completely different than right clicking a link > and selecting 'open in new window' this is creating a link so only one > more new window has to be opened for all links. When the Dual View is > closed Google Chrome runs like it always does fast, single screen, but > full of awesome. With the higher screen resolutions you can actually > get two full webpages side by side on one monitor therefore you could > get dual view to work on one monitor still if two monitors is not > present. > > Finally: Thank you for reading this, if you made it this far I'm > guessing you think it is a good idea also. I am a programmer > experienced in C++ and Java however I do not mess with other people's > open source, but if you want a flowchart/pseudo code or anything that > could help you complete this future browser or any other ideas to go > along with Google Chrome Dual View leave a post. Thanks again, may > Google rule the computer world one day! > > > > --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ Chromium Discussion mailing list: [email protected] View archives, change email options, or unsubscribe: http://groups.google.com/group/chromium-discuss -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
