“Not your mother’s JavaScript”

chromeexperiments.com is up!

Trying out the experiments on the Chrome 2.0 beta or Safari 4′s beta feels like the early days of the web all over again, in a good way. New things seem possible…like there’s stuff we can do now that was off limits before. Beautiful stuff, particularly Dean McNamee’s Monster and Colorscube, Ryan Alexander’s Canopy, and the awesome Browsermation.

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2 Comments

  1. Michael Johnson
    Posted March 19, 2009 at 7:39 am | Permalink

    Those are pretty impressive.

    I’ve only had one (of about 10 that I tried) not work in Opera 9.64, so these experiments aren’t limited to just Chrome and Safari. Or even to a beta :)

  2. alex
    Posted March 20, 2009 at 12:03 am | Permalink

    Michael:

    Most of them will work to some degree in other browsers, but Chrome (and in particular, v8) helps many of them run better than they would elsewhere. There’s a real responsiveness difference on the 3D experiments, for instance, between FF3.1b3 and Chrome.

    Regards