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I saw the same thing this morning...Should be interesting to try Chrome OS, and Gazelee, once they're done with them.
I found some interesting reading about Windows Gazelle , Anyone know anything about this at all please ?
Rumours hint at Microsoft announcing something on Monday.
Web browsers have become ever more important for our computers. Instead of the browser displaying static HTML pages, they now handle complex web applications, ranging from social networking to text editors to online banking, and everything in between. While some browsers have finally started treating the browser more like an operating system (Chrome and Internet Explorer 8), those are just baby steps. The real thing is coming with Microsoft's Gazelle, a research project which applies operating system concepts to the browser.SOURCE : Gazelle: Applying Operating System Concepts to the BrowserBasically, Gazelle has a browser kernel that sits on top of the operating system. This browser kernel manages the principals, treating them like entities that are dangerous to one another; each principal gets its own sandboxed operating system process. So if an ad box has bad code in it, it won't affect the rest of the page. Plugins are managed as principals, so they get the same benefits. This is a massive stride forward compared to current web browsers.
MICROSOFT RESEARCH PUBLICATION : The Multi-Principal OS Construction of the Gazelle Web Browser - Microsoft Research
I saw the same thing this morning...Should be interesting to try Chrome OS, and Gazelee, once they're done with them.
I'm waiting for MS Windows Gazelle!
Is Mozilla has a response for this? And Opera?
I think that this is MS's version of the OS browser. I know it is not an OS, but it is meant to be run as an app on your pc. So it would be like a VM running the Chrome OS.
Make sense?
~Lordbob
30-some interesting pages:
Google Chrome
Seems MS has to reply with something....
Interesting. This enhances the security like ten-fold. Unfortunately, the speed will go down. Microsoft seems good at gazelle now but I think until it complies to web standards and becomes really good, I will stick to Firefox.