PRISM Mozilla 1.0 Beta 1 for Linux is a program that tries to work with Web applications so comfortable if they have programs installed on your computer. Prism is a light version of Firefox, which presents a window in one web application. So any web service visual features of an individual program: a window button in taskbar without unnecessary menus and buttons.

The video accompanying the emergence of PRISM Mozilla 1.0 Beta 1 for Linux, shows how several operations YouTube is configured to work as a desktop application. For developers is available updated API, which should bring their applications to the specific characteristics Prism. Prism, like Firefox, supports the possibility to delete personal information such as username and passwords and browsing history. It is that Prism will become an embedded feature in the next version of the browser Firefox. Competitive browser Google Chrome already has a similar function, but it lacked some of the capabilities of Prism.

Once you start PRISM Mozilla 1.0 Beta 1 for Linux, you'll see a window in which you enter the URL of the service, which will use, set the name of the program and it opens a separate window.

Towards the end of 2007 from the laboratories of Mozilla announced PRISM Mozilla 1.0 Beta 1 for Linux, an application that seeks to make services available on the web (such as Gmail, Facebook, Youtube, etc..), In local applications within your desktop.

The work done during all these months helped to introduce important changes, including new features of the APIs, designed specifically to configure each application), the elimination of privacy, automatic updates of Prism, an icon of support submenu in the shortcut bar and support for Mac OS X 10.4.

The developers of web sites do not require changes in the sites to be compatible with PRISM Mozilla 1.0 Beta 1 for Linux, as this is compatible with any browser that supports HTML, Javascript, CCS, and Canvas.

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