What's new in Anticipate - Browser Tool 1.1.3
1.1.3
- FIX: Discard bubble "X" not displayed
- FIX: Various crashes on 4.x
1.1.2
- FIX: Various crashes
1.1.1
- NEW: Minimize to QuickSwitch Bubble toolbar button
- NEW: "Open in Chrome" in Custom Tabs menu for newer Chrome versions
- IMPROVE: Use QuickSwitch Bubbles without accessibility service
- IMPROVE: Main settings page layout
- IMPROVE: Elevation, favicons, palette color for bubbles
- NEW: Translations from OneSky.
- FIX: Many crashes and bugs
About Anticipate - Browser Tool 1.1.3
Anticipate is an open source web browsing tool that finds and prepares for links on-screen so they load much faster when you open them (similar to what mobile/desktop Chrome does when you're browsing in them).
Features:
- Customize blacklist/whitelist of link-scanning
- Monitor links being pre-loaded
- QuickSwitch Bubbles (beta): opens up Custom Tabs to start loading a page, then immediately switches back to your previous app, with a bubble to open the loaded page
When a link is found, Ancitipate does the following using Chrome Custom Tabs*:
- DNS pre-resolution of the main domain
- DNS pre-resolution of the most likely sub-resources
- Pre-connection to the destination including HTTPS/TLS negotiation
- Pre-render the page**
*according to the Chrome Custom Tabs documentation
**only on non-metered connections (e.g. WiFi)
GitHub (source, issues, feature requests):
https://github.com/plusCubed/anticipate
Help translate Anticipate:
http://ost4cel.oneskyapp.com/collaboration/project/55161
Inspired by Chromer (by Arun Kumar) for using Chrome Custom Tabs. Brought pre-loading, dynamic toolbar color, and QuickSwitch Bubbles first to the market.