By rick
via arstechnica.com
Published: Jul 12 2009 / 08:49
Microsoft has published a research paper on Gazelle, an experimental “multi-principal OS” for the Web. But it’s not actually an operating system; it’s really a browser prototype that runs on Windows, and it just might be the future of browsing. Ars takes a close look at the technology behind Gazelle to show you how it compares to Chrome and Internet Explorer.
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Comments
Arch4ngel replied ago:
Hahaha, that's Microsoft copying Google Chrome. Google is in the driver seat of innovation on that one.
Bogdan Popa replied ago:
Article copied verbatum from arstehnica http://arstechnica.com/microsoft/news/2009/07/gazelle-microsofts-browser-os-is-not-actually-an-os.ars.
rick replied ago:
Thanks, Bogdan, I have redirected the link to the original at arstechnica.
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