customcarvin said:
The optimistic part of me says, "That sounds pretty cool, you could do some unique things with this."
The cynic in me says, "Great, that's just what we need... more code and stuffs that will slow down web traffic, and that could potentially be exploited."
Basically, i don't know what to think about this.
Well, if that's the case, then call me Mr. Cynic.
I think this is as useless as using your computer with your mouse upside down.
To be honest, after Speed Dial, bookmark(lets) are becoming pretty obsolete. Not to mention that, in Firefox, you can type anything related to the web page's URL or description, in the AwesomeBar, and it will instantly find it.
Also, there's Firefox add-on that practically puts the AwesomeBar on steroids. I forgot the name, but this add-on is able to find anything inside the web page, and it will instantly show it to you; right there in the AwesomeBar. So, say, I type "Enter ‘bookmarklets’ -- small applets stored as..." (Which is part of the starting sentence of this article), it will instantly show me this page of Techspot.
This totally demolishes the purpose of bookmark(lets). As long as you either know the name or anything that was written in that web page, you will instantly go back to it. Provided, of course, you use Firefox. Muahahaha...!
