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Some tips:

• Use Ctrl+K to get to the searchbar.
• With the focus in the searchbar Alt+Up/Down lets you select what search engine you want to use.
• While selecting an engine, typing a character makes you jump to the first search engine starting with this character. In our case, use ‘p’.

Actualmente se encuentra en fase pre-alfa, pero merece la pena que le echéis un vistazo y propongáis ideas y mejoras.

One of the things I am more concerned about is how Mozilla leverages so much on extensions. Extensions are wonderful, nobody doubts that, but they’re not the end of everything in the browser market. I mean, not everything can be acomplished using extensions, and not everybody wants to have to install a dozen of extensions to get the features they want, apart from the perfomance hit that installing extensions involves.

By the way, according to the last info I heard from Flock folks, about only 10% of users of Mozilla-based products install extensions. So, there’s still place for browsers that implement a whole set of useful features out-of-the-box; probably not targeted to the same public Firefox is, but definitely a place.

A really clean interface, a fast loading time, a wealthy set of features and an amazing comic book that try to teach everybody (even non-techies) how it works are the things I like the most of Chrome. Like Python’s “import this” states, “If the implementation is hard to explain, it’s a bad idea”. Every good project/application should be explainable in a comic.

And the best of Chrome is that it’s Open Source! Congratulations everybody! ;-)

There will be a Firefox 3 show, merchandising raffles, out of control geekism and a lot, a lot of good humour and famous people. If you’re a Mozilla fan, a crazy freak or just a curious guy, please signup at this page. See you!

Update: Thank you all for attending! Photos here.

Desde Wired nos informan de que se ha descubierto una estrella que recuerda a nuestro familiar logo del panda rojo. ¿Será una señal?