More big news out of the Digg camp this week. Late Monday, Digg founder (and now interim CEO) Kevin Rose announced via blog post that the company would be "killing" the DiggBar, the iFrame-based content viewer that caused a lion's share of controversy when it was launched this time last year.
In Rose's own words, he called the DiggBar an "inconsistent" and "wonky" user experience, and one that was "bad for the Internet." According to Rose, the company will instead choose to focus on its browser extensions, which offer many of the same features that could be found in the DiggBar. Rose said that these add-ons would also be overhauled in a few months' time.
http://news.cnet.com/8301-27076_3-20001844-248.html
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