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'''See the [http://www.slideshare.net/guestab5fefd/tab-candy-presentation-short presentation]''' | |||
= Problems = | = Problems = | ||
* Tabs don’t scale. | * Tabs don’t scale. | ||
* It’s time consuming to switch between tabs. | * It’s time consuming to switch between tabs. | ||
* We work in semantic groups; our browser don’t. | * We work in semantic groups; our browser don’t. | ||
* Our tabs have no understanding of search. Only basic understanding of “apps”. | |||
* Bookmarks are to heavy, tabs are too light. No metaphors for saving/sharing/viewing what we are seeing. | * Bookmarks are to heavy, tabs are too light. No metaphors for saving/sharing/viewing what we are seeing. | ||
* No incentive to clean up. | * No incentive to clean up. | ||
* We spend | * We spend 76% of time on first & last tab. | ||
= Goals / Use Cases = | = Goals / Use Cases = | ||
* Make switching between tabs easier | |||
* Make grouping, saving, and managing tabs easier | |||
* Productivity when you increase monitor size goes up by ~30% (recognition+spatial memory), bring this efficiency gain and ease of mind to tabs. | |||
= Non-goals = | = Non-goals = | ||
* | * Whole-sale replacement of tabs (by default) | ||
* | * Slowing down tab switching (with gratuitous animations, etc) | ||
* Being an alt-tab replacement | |||
* Trying to encompass all of Ubiquity's use cases. Only interested in navigation and information retrieval. | |||
= Bugs = | = Bugs = | ||
= Design = | = Design = | ||
[http:// | * More detailed designs coming soon | ||
* See the [http://www.slideshare.net/guestab5fefd/tab-candy-presentation-short presentation]. | |||
http://img.skitch.com/20100226-r17g931yh7959abc9ie7cr5t6e.png | |||
http://img.skitch.com/20100226-jpirgqa5spbj6k94qw228uc5t9.png | |||
= Prototype = | |||
[http:// | * Get the [http://code.google.com/p/tabcandy/source/browse/ source code] for the Firefox extension. | ||
= Testing = | = Testing = | ||
* | * TBD | ||
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Overview
- Description
- Rethink the basic way we interact with multiple web-pages (tabs) and the jump-off navigation point.
Current Status
What Is This All About
See the presentation
Problems
- Tabs don’t scale.
- It’s time consuming to switch between tabs.
- We work in semantic groups; our browser don’t.
- Our tabs have no understanding of search. Only basic understanding of “apps”.
- Bookmarks are to heavy, tabs are too light. No metaphors for saving/sharing/viewing what we are seeing.
- No incentive to clean up.
- We spend 76% of time on first & last tab.
Goals / Use Cases
- Make switching between tabs easier
- Make grouping, saving, and managing tabs easier
- Productivity when you increase monitor size goes up by ~30% (recognition+spatial memory), bring this efficiency gain and ease of mind to tabs.
Non-goals
- Whole-sale replacement of tabs (by default)
- Slowing down tab switching (with gratuitous animations, etc)
- Being an alt-tab replacement
- Trying to encompass all of Ubiquity's use cases. Only interested in navigation and information retrieval.
Bugs
Design
- More detailed designs coming soon
- See the presentation.
Prototype
- Get the source code for the Firefox extension.
Testing
- TBD