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Friday, August 26, 2011

Time to rethink every website in the world

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I tried out the Kindle reader cloud and Holy crap, I feel like the mosaic simply was invented and now we haveTags. (Some of our readers even know that the mosaic is these days? Well at that time it was really cool. Revolutionary even).

Or rather that someone finally figured out how to use the image tag. HTML 5 has been out for some time, but everything else seems to be asleep at the wheel.

Earlier this week, mg Siegler wrote a post on Amazon in a new reader, but he did not specify what an amazing technical progress it is for us all. For me, it's unlikely the issues that it looks great on my iPad. The coolest part is that it works nicely offline.

Gmail and several other websites have creaky offline, but they are not nearly as cool as what did Amazon. (For example, Gmail doesn't even have the offline Outbox.) What is Amazon is a sneak peek at the future of the Internet and this will change everything.

Try it yourself: start reading books on cloud Reader after clicking on a popup window (see below). Now go offline, restart Safari, go to https://read.amazon.com and of course, without any connection at all, you can get your books from exactly where you left off. Every other website in the world, even Gmail, throws up an ugly error if you attempt to do so.

Just imagine a world without ever see on the page "no regard" for favorite site ever again. I believe that the unemployment rate for programmers is going to go even lower.

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