Linked by Thom Holwerda on Tue 12th May 2009 09:21 UTC, submitted by poundsmack
The boys and girls of the Mozilla project have taken the wraps off the beta for Prism 1.0. Prism is a technology which blurs the boundaries between the web and the desktop, allowing you to approach web sites as if they were ordinary desktop applications. Prism is cross-platform, and runs on Linux, Mac OS X, and Windows.
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* Chrome upscales the favicon so that it shows as sharp pixel art, rather than a big blur.
* Chrome’s context menu has many more practical options on it, for navigating and moving to a full browser window
* Chrome’s titlebar is smaller
* Overall easier to use, and built in.
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2006-09-10
It doesn't blur them, favicons are small and bitmap based, there's no way to magically make them sharp if you scale them up.
What does Chrome do better specifically?