Re:Not user-centric (Score 1)

I don't think you get it there. It is a new greasemonkey, more flexible, more versatile. Think of an integration with gnome do for instance. It is a great workflow schema for advanced users and I let you try by yourself. I've been using it for two days and it is natural for me now to use. A good example for developers : when I'm testing apps and I see a bug, I just type my own command made in 1 hour, "redmine-add bug", and my command guesses from the current html page some context info automatically added to the bug description. Next step is to add a snapshot feature for that. Of course I could have achieved this task with a plugin, but hey, I just have to type command-editor to correct/improve my code, I don't have to restart my firefox and so on. So it can be also used as a plugin designer, far more faster than the classic way of plugin development. Ubiquity is mainly for advanced users, but who will complain on slashdot ? I send mail faster, I interact with twitter faster, I digg faster, without having ten plugins installed...