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Adobe launches free Photoshop Web application

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ZDNet; By Jason D. O'Grady 		Mail this story
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Adobe today changed everything again with the launch of Photoshop Express, a new Web-based application that allows you to edit photos in a Web-browser. The application was launched in beta form yesterday and is heavily dependent on Adobe’s flash technology.

Quoting:It’s pretty funky in Flock but works well with the newly-Acid3-compliant Webkit nightly build, Firefox 2 and Safari 2.


Apparently it doesn't work all that well in IE7 or IE8.

I don't like it because it seems to have no means of saving to the local filesystem, and you have to register to use it. It seems like some sort of front end to yet another variation on the Social Internet paradigm.

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