Comments on: The Design Review: Chromeless Browsing (ep 2)

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Things like Alex Faaboorg’s mock-ups of the “Awesome Bar” in comparison with Google Suggest (or something similar) were really good. So I would like to know what tools are used for creating mock-ups and prototypes. This information will be very very helpful.

By: basur

basur — Tue, 26 Oct 2010 08:56:33 +0000

In contrast to Kian above tabs are the most important part of the chrome for me. I don’t need to see the navigation bar unless I ask for it (Ctrl+L or Ctrl+K). I don’t need to see the status bar unless I hover over a link.

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Question: What are the important requirements for designing a chromeless browser?

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Hows about using the keyboard to interact with the browser and leaving the mouse free for interacting primarily with webpages.

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I love ubiquity, ctrl space to bring up the interface as and when I need it is a great idea. It just needs the same capacity the address bar has and then we can get rid of the whole navigation bar. (alt-right and alt-left are great shortcuts for going fwd and back)

By: Arron Dick

Arron Dick — Tue, 27 Oct 2009 06:13:16 +0000

Quick point(im not sure if anyones written it):
firefox, shift-ctrl-scroll, goes back and forward.
ctrl+pg up/down, goes through tabs etc etc

check out a program called “StrokeIt” i used to use it do draw shapes with the mouse to control my applications, probably could easily modify the idea for touch screens etc, i have a copy for win98 knocking around somewhere