[Jx_Imagine_it]

A nice web dev piece would be nice. With like drag and drop
components. The only example of something close to what I am thinking
of is Tagworld.com 's site building application. It is simple and
easy to use. It would be nice if I could build a website in OmnoWeb
and then upload the html to a website or copy and paste the HTML to a
website. Maybe an OmniWeb myspace editor would be nice too. You know,
make things easier for the customers.

[Forrest]

I'm all for more web dev tools, but not any sort of WYSIWY(ASBND)G tools.

[arglborps]

I'm all for it but it would have to match at least the Web Developer Plugin for Firefox, but optimally be more like firebug.

[Jx_Imagine_it]

Tell me more, what kinds of web dev tools would you like to see? Describe what you want. The better Omni understands our request the better they can make the update.

[Forrest]

I've already sent some of my requests in through the "proper channel" of using the Feedback option within OW. Plus I've posted it in other threads here.

[Jx_Imagine_it]

Originally Posted by Forrest

I've already sent some of my requests in through the "proper channel" of using the Feedback option within OW.

"Proper Channels"? So sending ONE feedback email...would be better than publicly posting an idea so that it can be shaped an molded and apropriately discussed by those it will innevitably effect? In the Feature Request section...of a forum, that was set up so the users could discuss the application to give the developers a better understanding of their perspective, wants, needs and ideas. But maybe your right...sending the developers ONE email saying "HEY I WANT THIS NOW DO IT!" would probably get a WAY better responce than publically posting the idea for others to judge with a POLL, discuss in the forum so the developers can really get an understanding of what the users would like to see. Your totally right, my bad... I should have gone through the "Proper Channels"...oh wait no, thats right... I did send a messege to the Developers using the Feedback option...my bad I forgot to mention it, my bad, I shouldn't have shared my idea with others, that wasn't the "PROPER" thing to do. Really sooo sorry Forrest.

...Now does anyone have any suggestions? =D

[Jx_Imagine_it]

Originally Posted by Forrest

I'm all for more web dev tools, but not any sort of WYSIWY(ASBND)G tools.

see I don't get all those letters...I have no clue what that means...and that would be why I was looking for a SIMPLE...EASY to use Web Dev system...for people who need to build webpages quick and easy and don't have time to learn...what ALL those letters mean...But I guess some heavy Web Dev tools would be GREAT for you. So please add that to the forum please. The more suggestions the better.

[MrBobDobolina]

Originally Posted by Jx_Imagine_it

see I don't get all those letters...I have no clue what that means...and that would be why I was looking for a SIMPLE...EASY to use Web Dev system...for people who need to build webpages quick and easy and don't have time to learn...what ALL those letters mean...But I guess some heavy Web Dev tools would be GREAT for you. So please add that to the forum please. The more suggestions the better.

If you are looking for an easy to use Web Dev system, you DO NOT want it integrated into a browser.

I'm sorry, but adding a web development into a browser just loads a bunch of stuff onto the program that most people won't use. I think perhaps what you want is stand alone program like RapidWeaver or something that can help throw together a page, and throw one together quickly.

Being able to view and edit source code in the browser is a good idea, I think going any further then that becomes counter productive to the main goal of the browser, unless you are designing a browser specifically aimed at developers.

That's my two cents.