Google Inc.

Glen Murphy

John Nicholas Jitkoff

Arnaud Claude Weber

Roma Rajni Shah

Alex Neely Ainslie

Brian D Rakowski

Erik Kay

Ben Goodger

Michael Adam Cohen

Eunkyung Chung

Allen Huang

Aaron Boodman

Roger William Graves

Sunny Goyal

Arif Huda

Alexander Friedrich Kuscher

Rafael Weinstein

Matthew Perry

Nicholas Jitkoff

Fritz Schneider

William Riis Hamburgen

Amy A Han

Christian Plagemann

Andrew Bowers

Kevin Tom

Ji Heun Lee

Alexander James Faaborg

Linus M Upson

Ryan Tabone

Sebastien Vincent Gabriel

Seang Yong Chau

Jon M Wiley

Murphy Stein

Darin W Fisher

Andrey Doronichev

Hannah Cho

Manuel Christian Clement

Joshua L Weaver

Michael Arthur Simonian

Jonah Jones

Bernhard Seefeld

Jennifer Shien-Ming Chen

Anthony Sathyam Wickham

Ryan Takashi Chu

Peter Andrew Schiller

Winson Wing Sin Chung

Remington C McElhaney

Michael Steven Feldstein

Marria Nazif

Peter Andrew Kasting

Kristina Holst

Rahul Roy-Chowdhury

Antony John Sargent

Alexandra Levich

Scott Ronald Violet

Zhenhai Lin

Munjal Doshi

Daniel T Erat

Remington Mcelhaney

Andrew Nartker

Finnur Thorarinsson

Christine L Franks

Henry Bridge

Marissa Karen Wall

Marc Pawliger

Clayton Woodward Bavor, Jr

Mihai Parparita

Shiqi Chen

David Andrew Trainor

Tom Hume

Eugene Louis Charles Girard

Jeffrey Albert Chang

Jorim Dorian Jaggi

Bobby Nath

Miranda R Callahan

Samuel Mark Matson

Mike Cleron

Leandro Gracia Gil

Annie Chin

Dan Park

Yoyo Zhou

Kee Kim Jonathan Heng

J Nicholas Jitkoff

Arnaude C Weber

Jon Michael Wiley

Clayton Woodward Bavor

Michael Feldstein

Display panel or portion thereof with an animated graphical user interface

In general, the subject matter described in this disclosure can be embodied in methods, systems, and program products for modifying usage of display device pixels. A computing system monitors usage of a plurality of pixels of a display device and determines a target usage level. The computing system identifies that a usage level of a first pixel does not satisfy the target usage level and selects an occasion at which to present the first pixel in a frame to be presented by the display device with an increased intensity with respect to an original intensity that was specified for the first pixel by the frame. The computing system activates the first pixel at the increased intensity during presentation by the display device of the frame.

Modifying pixel usage

According to one general aspect, a computing device may include an application configured to create a tab in a context of a window, and a window manager configured to register the tab with a first UI element registry. The window manager may be configured to receive, over a network, at least a portion of a second UI element registry from a secondary window manager of a secondary computing device. The portion of the second UI element registry may identify a remote tab previously registered with the secondary window manager. The window manager may be configured to cause a display to provide a graphical arrangement of the tab and the remote tab.

Tab visibility

According to one general aspect, a method of executing a web application installed on an apparatus may include executing, via a processor included by the apparatus, a web browser. The method may include loading, via the web browser, the web application. In some embodiments, the web application may include a manifest and at least a portion of a web site and wherein the web application was packaged as an installable entity. The method may further include managing, by the web browser, the execution of the web application. The method may include accessing, via the web browser, from a local storage medium one or more portions of the web site included by the web application. In some embodiments, the one or more portions of the web site may have been stored in the local storage medium when the web application was installed.

Installable web applications

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