Comment on Raven - a Mac site-specific web browserparentComments−kmilden14yYes, you can use it to expose your key features in unified way the user will understand. You can use it to tie different sites or pages together. Think of apps like "Super Bookmarks" that contain more than one URL.−drivingmenuts14y> Yes, you can use it to expose your key features in unified way the user will understand.Unified with who? If I'm AnnoyingSocialSites.com's competition, why do I want to unify with them?Beyond that, what are you providing that can't already be done in a standard browser?It seems like most of the functionality you're providing is already available in Air or Titanium.−mapleoin14yWho is "you"? Are websites supposed to develop their own extensions which will then be embedded into the browser? Or distributed as plugins?−contentvoid14yIsn't this basically the exact same thing as pinned sites in IE9?
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Yes, you can use it to expose your key features in unified way the user will understand. You can use it to tie different sites or pages together. Think of apps like "Super Bookmarks" that contain more than one URL.
> Yes, you can use it to expose your key features in unified way the user will understand.
Unified with who? If I'm AnnoyingSocialSites.com's competition, why do I want to unify with them?
Beyond that, what are you providing that can't already be done in a standard browser?
It seems like most of the functionality you're providing is already available in Air or Titanium.
Who is "you"? Are websites supposed to develop their own extensions which will then be embedded into the browser? Or distributed as plugins?
Isn't this basically the exact same thing as pinned sites in IE9?