By default the
user will interact
with the Tsert::OS
Thin-Window©®,
which is essentially a stripped-down browser; otherwise a complete browser,
such as Firefox,
is instantiated.
Our
ultimate goal is to render HTML&CSS directly on the desktop,
thus bypassing dialogs and windows.
The future Tsert::OS©®
desktop will use
widgets with
scroll-buttons (being
adapted to the
automotive industry [ patent
pending
] instead of
scrollbars, see Tsert::OS
Launcher
with arrows). The Thin::Window
will be part of the desktop, and will disappear into the background
when search requests are not being issued, and reappear when the user
clicks on the Thin::Window
button found on the Tsert::OS
Launcher,
or when search results are returned.
Our own T-HTML©®
and T-CSS©® (patent pending) enabled browser will also
be developed, capabe of updating
the document view (i.e. the HTML page displayed), by making requests
for HTML
document fragments.
By using T-HTML©®
and T-CSS©®
to update
the document view , the need for Java
scripts is minimized, thereby reducing the
possiblity of
intrusion by hackers through the Java
engine, see marketing rationale.
Document fragments
[
Tsert
document-fragment
mimetype©® ] (e.g. tables, rows, columns, forms,
paragraphs, etc.
) are generated by the Tsert::OS
Templating
Engine©®,
and sent back to the browser which updates its document HTML tree by
inserting the returned
fragment at the appropriate level.
