Consider, for example, these situations:
Suppose while you are browsing the Web, you see a phone number on a
page - you'll want to be able to simply click it and call this number,
or you see an address - you would just click and it opens on the Map,
or you see something of interest that you'd like to keep permanently -
you then select this text and store it in your application's database.
I do not see any conceptual difficulties that would prevent extending
the web browser in such a way so as to allow external applications to
deal with the content of the web page being displayed.
Why not create some sort of a plugin system for the standard web
browser similar to that of Firefox, where all of the scenarios I
mentioned are already available?
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