Socila integration would be very difficult to do correctly.

[shgysk8zer0]

I have been using Firefox Share, and F1 before that, for some time now. They have become some of my favorite extensions, and I am always eager to see updates to them. The new features you have listed would be very nice additions, though I doubt that a contact list and chat interface could be added while maintaining the minimal interface you have been working on. I think that the better way of adding these would be for a TweetDeck inspired app tab. I would love to see these added, I just have my doubts that there is a clean way of doing this. If you were to just add notifications and add status updates, I think that would be impressive enough. Adding chat to the browser is not very necessary considering all of the alternatives out there (Trillian, empathy, etc.).
Whatever you manage to do, I look forward to seeing. I always love showing off the latest from Mozilla.

[Booker, Paul]

I think chat features at better integrated with Thunderbird

https://mozilla.org.uk/blog/2012/03/lightning-fast-instant-messages-thunderbird

On Tue, Mar 20, 2012 at 5:34 PM, shgysk8zer0 <shgys...@gmail.com> wrote:

I have been using Firefox Share, and F1 before that, for some time now. They have become some of my favorite extensions, and I am always eager to see updates to them. The new features you have listed would be very nice additions, though I doubt that a contact list and chat interface could be added while maintaining the minimal interface you have been working on. I think that the better way of adding these would be for a TweetDeck inspired app tab. I would love to see these added, I just have my doubts that there is a clean way of doing this. If you were to just add notifications and add status updates, I think that would be impressive enough. Adding chat to the browser is not very necessary considering all of the alternatives out there (Trillian, empathy, etc.).
Whatever you manage to do, I look forward to seeing. I always love showing off the latest from Mozilla.

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[Booker, Paul]

I would also like to see push notifications in the browser.

[Kumar McMillan]

On Wed, Mar 21, 2012 at 5:33 AM, Booker, Paul <i...@paulbooker.co.uk> wrote:

I would also like to see push notifications in the browser.

Hi.
Mozilla has a push notification service in the works: https://wiki.mozilla.org/Services/Notifications/Push/API It's still under active development so the interface is still evolving.

-Kumar