Browsers should be more configurable or programmatic (like any other software)

By Vasudev Ram


Browsers should be more configurable or programmatic (like any other software).

Just thought of this when my current browser tab was at extreme left, then I did Ctrl-T in Chrome (create new tab), and the new tab appeared at the extreme right (of the tab bar). There should be a way to change this, like to set the new tab to appear next to your current tab - to either the left or right of it, as you choose, or any other position you configure it to appear at (in your browser settings).

P.S. If any browser makers implement this, you know where to send the royalties ...

#web #innovation #design #UI #UX

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Nice one: Problem exists between keyboard and chair

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Good one by Andy Brice (blogger at SuccessfulSoftware.net and founder of Perfect Table Plan and HyperPlan):

Problem exists between keyboard and chair

As a person who has done a good amount of both software development and troubleshooting, and as a user too, the different viewpoints resonate with me (as they still say in Silicon Valley :).

Another good one on similar lines: the best debugging tool is the one between your ears.

Another one (I've heard it attributed to the Pennsylvania Dutch):

We get too soon old and too late schmart

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Good post about marketing, for software developers

Marketing = Hacking the Human | Successful Software

The above is a good post about the importance of marketing for software products, by Andy Brice, whose writings I've quoted a few times before, on my blog or Twitter. Andy has been in the software field for a while, and has a successful software product, Perfect Table Plan.

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