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Iain Stewart
<ids@doc.ic.ac.uk>,
Department of Computing,
Imperial College,
London, UK
The explanation on the CritSuite home page of how to use their system to navigate the web is worded from the point of view of a user who's already viewing the web via CritSuite (whether they know it or not!).
One thing that will be obvious to most experienced users of CritSuite, but which may not be clear to beginners reading the home page explanation, is that if you're surfing the web "in the ordinary way" - that is, not via CritSuite - you can switch to using CritSuite straight away at any time. Just add the prefix "http://crit.org/" to the URL of the web page you're viewing. So for example "http://www.microsoft.com/" becomes "http://crit.org/http://www.microsoft.com/". Try it now on your favourite website!
This corner of the web maintained by
Iain Stewart
<ids@doc.ic.ac.uk>,
Department of Computing,
Imperial College,
London, UK
- add your own comments to this web page or any other for all to see!
(Only supported by some browsers, sometimes via an extension or the like.)
(If you're reading this from within IC DoC you can try Crit,
an earlier way to annotate the web.
)