It totally misses the point of SSB, first it shares its data with Safari (cookies, history, etc) and somehow wants to become the web on training wheels.
Filling web forms? Sign up? This problems are trying to be addressed by SSO using providers like Twitter, Facebook or some new kid in town with OAuth/OpenID/YouNewHipsterProtocol.
The idea of having a Site Specific Browser was to have a independent "browser" just to go to X site and be encapsulated from crashes or oddities from plugins from your main browser. It may also have some nice OS specific eye candy or features like system wide shortcuts.
Filling web forms? Sign up? This problems are trying to be addressed by SSO using providers like Twitter, Facebook or some new kid in town with OAuth/OpenID/YouNewHipsterProtocol.
The idea of having a Site Specific Browser was to have a independent "browser" just to go to X site and be encapsulated from crashes or oddities from plugins from your main browser. It may also have some nice OS specific eye candy or features like system wide shortcuts.
Not becoming the web on training wheels.