Mozilla Labs is a source of innovations related to the world of browsers that deserves constant attention. Two good projects I have been following them very carefully: Prism and Weave .
The latest project in chronological order but is Ubiquity, a tool for creating mashup and add them directly to the email you are writing or have additional features, such as sending emails with text and images selected or even turn Web features (say shortcuts) that would have required the opening of other web pages.
unclear? To better understand the features of Ubiquity cite an example used by Mozilla Labs for the same purpose. Imagine having to invite to dinner by a friend having to give an email address of the restaurant you choose, the local features and, of course, putting the appointment in your Calendar to be shared between PCs and smartphones.
More information can be found on the official website and the page of the guide
It 's a very valuable project which is already very stable and functional (although it's an alpha version) are still needed a lot of new commands and perhaps a simpler interface. Many functions are still
Inglese base, but the ability to create new commands is very comfortable. The link with Google services is obvious, but the customization tool makes universal
