Wundrbar vs Ubiquity
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This seems to be the default view but no one ever says exactly why. If it needed to evolve, really, Google would have evolved it already. Type in what you want, and the computer finds it for you.
Ironically, "type in what you want and the computer finds it for you" seems to be exactly the interface that Wundrbar and Ubiquity are implementing. The pattern recognition of the query to front-load/limit the results can help, but it's still the same interface. Admittedly, being able to interact with the site as part of the _results_ is a MUCH better feature than the "show a screenshot of the destination web page" feature meme that a lot of sites seemed to think was valuable but actually has limited utility.
But from a broader perspective, we want to distribute Wundrbar in as many forms as possible -- as a website, a browser extension, an embeddable widget, a mobile app, etc -- because people shouldn't be tethered to a single application or platform to get their information. That'll be a big difference between us and products like Ubiquity moving forward.