I really like how Farecast ( http://farecast.com/ ) refines the display of searches for flights. Perform a search and then on the resulting page modify the results that should be displayed with the side bar on the left. The main result list is immediately rendered to reflect the new paramters.
I did some brief calculations and found that it's about 47 scillion times nicer to use than the terrible search interfaces that have you start over, after having forgotten your initial parameters, to refine a search.
I don't know how the authors of every other flight search interface in the world sleep at night.
Ville
· 2 years ago
Not Firefox (or Fx 3.0) specific, but Google's Gapminder is quite brilliant: http://tools.google.com/gapminder/ So much data condensed into a relatively easily digestible package. Looking forward to seeing your list of demos!
It's all XHTML, CSS, and JS. You can resize the panels onscreen (move the mouse between the panels and drag), shoot the tag clouds that drift across the page, and engage in conversation with the worlds worst worst chatbot.
All canvas demos. I wish IE would hurry up and support some cool technologies. I wrote all these years ago.
monk.e.boy
Mickaël Rémond
· 2 years ago
The OneTeam Instant Messaging client is to my knowledge one of the most advance web application taking advatange of Firefox feature. It works on Firefox 2 and 3.
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I did some brief calculations and found that it's about 47 scillion times nicer to use than the terrible search interfaces that have you start over, after having forgotten your initial parameters, to refine a search.
I don't know how the authors of every other flight search interface in the world sleep at night.
It's all XHTML, CSS, and JS. You can resize the panels onscreen (move the mouse between the panels and drag), shoot the tag clouds that drift across the page, and engage in conversation with the worlds worst worst chatbot.
http://accessfirefox.com/AFx_Presentation.php
All DOM, CSS and JS.
For some reason a tad slow on my Mac SeaMonkey build right now, but it was quite fast when I played it using Firefox (2.0.0.?) on my slower Linux box.
http://www.teethgrinder.co.uk/perm.php?id=126
Try the fractal trees:
http://teethgrinder.co.uk/canvas/canvas-3.html
L System:
http://teethgrinder.co.uk/canvas/l-system-1.html
and the bouncing sperm:
http://teethgrinder.co.uk/perm.php?id=133
All canvas demos. I wish IE would hurry up and support some cool technologies. I wrote all these years ago.
monk.e.boy
See: http://oneteam.im and http://www.process-one.net/en/oneteam/