> Slick!  I'll have to try it out.  Generally I only need the few tools
> you described (with the class browser, of course) to get myself out of a
> GOODS migration mess :-)  For now the browser supplied with Seaside is
> "good enough" to round out your tool set.

One of the features of the LiveWeb is that if you are in a
LiveWorkspace and you evaluate:

  WACounter new openInBrowserWindow

Any seaside components will open up in a draggable window.  So while
this does work for any seaside component, large components are
overwhelming the browser at present (easy fix -- just gotta stop using
javascript regex as it is not very performant).

So I tried (and it takes a few seconds) to run WABrowser new
openInWindow and lo and behold a Browser (ala old post style
feedback).

More work is needed to make the WABrowser load more quickly without
burying the client machine, but it should be easy to address and is
next on my list.

Regards,

John


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