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This is a lot more than cookies. Currently, there is NO way to make things
like gmail work off-line. You need the ability to store possibly gigabytes of data that is indexed for fast access. You need automatic synchronization, you need the browser to act as a web server when you are off-line. This will be a way for people to make current AJAX applications work off-line, at the same time giving a HUGE boost in performance. Also, when you have a little flaky internet connection, you won't even notice it with this.
Posted by: DonnieBoy   Posted on: 05/31/07 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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This is what we have been waiting for!! And, SQLite is a great little  DonnieBoy | 05/30/07
See the SQLite database web site. This is one cool little database.  DonnieBoy | 05/30/07
well that pretty much sews it up  stevey_d | 05/30/07
Google kicks offline Web apps into gear  Loverock Davidson | 05/30/07
Google has the biggest most reliable web presence with more backend  DonnieBoy | 05/30/07
So why don't they actually do something with it?  Loverock Davidson | 05/30/07
Last time I checked, Google was number one in web search, while MS is a  DonnieBoy | 05/30/07
Your envy is showing  Loverock Davidson | 05/31/07
Google has doen a lot of great things in the past, and we don't expect this  DonnieBoy | 05/31/07
Your Obviously M$ Viral Marketing Employee! wink  i2fun@... | 06/02/07
I don't get it  Dave_Friedel | 05/31/07
This is a lot more than cookies. Currently, there is NO way to make things  DonnieBoy | 05/31/07
HOLD ON A SEC. this is years off from mainstream adoption  xuniL_z | 06/01/07
Database Schema Editor for Google Gears  alderg | 06/06/07

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