On 1/16/09, Aleksander Kmetec wrote:
Has there been discussion about a search microformat for
functionality
such as described above before? If so, is someone able (and willing)
to
point me in that direction so I can read up?
No discussion that I would know of. But it certainly looks like
On 1/16/09, Aleksander Kmetec wrote:
> > Has there been discussion about a search microformat for functionality
> such as described above before? If so, is someone able (and willing) to
> point me in that direction so I can read up?
> >
>
> No discussion that I would know of. But it certainly loo
Zachary Carter wrote:
I just tried Mosembro out on my G1 and, while the browser is a bit
quirky, the concept is executed really well.
Thanks. It's nice to know it works on an actual device. :)
The user installable script idea reminds me of what Mozilla is doing
with Ubiquity and their mouse o
Hey,
sorry about the delay... it took me a couple of days to realize you also posted
here, not just on my blog.
Mr. Meitar Moscovitz wrote:
I'm curious, do you describe or document the microformat that Mosembro
uses to provide its "consistent site-wide search" functionality
anywhere?
There
I just tried Mosembro out on my G1 and, while the browser is a bit
quirky, the concept is executed really well.
The user installable script idea reminds me of what Mozilla is doing
with Ubiquity and their mouse only interface[1].
[1]: http://www.azarask.in/blog/post/can-ubiquity-be-used-only-with
On Jan 7, 2009, at 5:01 PM, Aleksander Kmetec wrote:
Hey, everyone!
I was hoping you could give me some feedback on my proof-of-concept
mobile bowser which is called Mosembro.
Hi Aleksander,
Hearing about Mosembro is *the* reason I downloaded the Android
SDK. ;) So at least in concept, m
Thanks, guys. It's great coming home from work and finding such positive
reviews.
André Luís wrote:
On top of the previous comment, I'd add that inserting links *into*
the page is a bit... bully-ish. Wouldn't it be better to follow the
Operator or Oomph approach? A bar/icon representing that th
On Wed, Jan 7, 2009 at 1:01 AM, Aleksander Kmetec
wrote:
>
> Hey, everyone!
>
> I was hoping you could give me some feedback on my proof-of-concept mobile
> bowser which is called Mosembro.
>
> It is meant to demonstrate how taking advantage of embedded semantic metadata
> (in this case microfor
Very well done Aleksander!
On top of the previous comment, I'd add that inserting links *into*
the page is a bit... bully-ish. Wouldn't it be better to follow the
Operator or Oomph approach? A bar/icon representing that there is
indeed semantic data in the page (ie, a vcard icon for hcards, or a
g
Aleksander wrote:
I was hoping you could give me some feedback on my proof-of-concept
mobile bowser which is called Mosembro
I saw this earlier and my feedback is: "Excellent!" It's the kind of
thing that I really wish were built in to the iPhone/iPod Touch.
If I had a criticism, it would
Hey, everyone!
I was hoping you could give me some feedback on my proof-of-concept mobile
bowser which is called Mosembro.
It is meant to demonstrate how taking advantage of embedded semantic metadata (in this case microformats) can help us
build a more user-friendly browser for mobile devices
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