Show HN: PolyBrowser 1.0 – A new way to browse the web. What do you think?
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#3For those who are new, PolyBrowser is a “Panoramic Web Browser,” meaning that it stitches your websites together, side-by-side, like a panoramic photo. You can zoom out to see all of your websites at once, or zoom in to see the details, plus much more. PolyBrowser enables you to browse faster by breaking free of the limitations of current tabbed browsers.
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#4Also, I wonder, is this idea original or was there any attempts at making something similar to this before?
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#6Wow, this is most definitely interesting! Is it optimized, though? Are all tabs active at once? Also, I wonder, is this idea original or was there any attempts at making something similar to this before?
We didn't base this designed on any previous ideas. There have been some other attempts to solve similar problems (tile tabs, etc) but nothing that we felt quite "hit it."
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#7What layout engine is it using?
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#8search in the sidebar...circa 1999
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#9As I'm mainly a Linux user, I'm wondering though: is a Linux build planned (in a near future) ?
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#10Looks interesting. Wondering about the performance of it. But it definitely looks cool to have tabs next to each other instead of individually. I tend to have two windows open a lot of the time, but the current browsers don't optimize this use case. As I'm mainly a Linux user, I'm wondering though: is a Linux build planned (in a near future) ?