NetJaxer: Put Web 2.0 on Your Desktop

This new application integrates web applications into Windows

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Thursday, March 23, 2006; 01:08 AM

LandMark Media, LLC announced the release of NetJaxer.  NetJaxer easily integrates popular Web 2.0 applications as desktop, tray, and quick launch icons in Windows.  Users access them with either the NetJaxer browser or the system's default browser.  The program can be downloaded free of charge.

The NetJAxer website offers a comprehensive video demonstration of the software's capabilites.  It shows how the user can integrate Web 2.0 applications like Gmail and 43things.  

The producers say NetJaxer can be easily used with "Gmail, TadaList, Digg, Writely, Kiko, iOutliner, Meebo, financial sites, and other Ajax based web programs".