Hello Stefan,
The most recent version is in the *link* at the top of this page.
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/mozilla-labs-ubiquity/
IOW, do not click the install button on the page. Instead click on the
link in the description.
Also, I've made a proof of concept that strips Ubiquity of all the
Firefox-add-on-specific code, in order to port it to the Web. The code
itself is still difficult to work with, and needs to be modularized
using contemporary techniques. However the basics work.
https://github.com/autonome/webiquity
While I'd love to see a Ubiquity for the Web, I think the most benefit
might be derived from properly modularizing the natural language
parser bits, so that any JavaScript project can use it.
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