By ekabanov
via dow.ngra.de
Published: Mar 24 2008 / 09:37
Mozilla Prism is a “One Site Browser”, which is to say a browser started from your desktop tied to one particular web site. I have been using it since the first release, mainly to separate the Google Mail, Reader and Calendar windows from the rest of my browsing experience.
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