By Claudio Saavedra. Now that WebKit2 is a core part of Web, the GNOME community has finally closed the gap and can be proud to present its users with a browser of world-class quality. But WebKit2 is just the start: there are plenty of challenges ahead and this is the best time for us to embrace them. In this talk we discuss the state of Web, the advantages and possibilities that WebKit2 brings to the browser, and our plans for the future.

1. Web: the future is now

2. Claudio

3. (not Garnacho)

4. Why are we here?

5. Web: the GNOME browser

6. Motto:
"Desktop Integration at its Best"

7. (I just came up yesterday with that)

8. Where do we stand?

9. Tightly integrated Web Applications

10. A most clever overview page

11. WebKit2

12. Featuring...

13. A multi-process architecture

14. No more browser crashes

15. A more responsive UI

16. A split plugin process

17. Also...

18. Accelerated Compositing

19. WebGL

20. WebAudio

21. Don't miss: WebKit2 And You
Sunday, 14:00

22. Nice. Now tell me about the future?

23. What we are working on

24. PDF integration

25. A kiosk mode

26. Further integration of the application mode

27. Testing packages for major distributions

28. New user manual

29. Some neat ideas for the future

30. Integration between Web Applications and Online Accounts

31. A smarter overview

32. Web-based history and bookmarks

33. Better management of web applications

34. Your ideas?

35. What's stopping us?

36. Small team

37. We need you!

38. Use Web

39. (at least try the web applications)

40. Give us feedback

41. Hack with us

42. Thank you, Brno!
csaavedra@igalia.com