Ok I just tried again and weirdly enough, now it works. It seems the script execution warning pop up only shows up when Firebug is opened, for me. X.x

Do you think in the future it will be possible to not have that script warning show up like over 9000 times when loading? Some people may not want to click "Remember this action" since other sites may pose a threat. Anyway, now it looks really nice. Suggestion, allow the user to turn off animations/effects if they got older computers and have options to make the notices at the bottom-right of the screen show up for longer so we get time to see them.

Strange
Um, well no I can't do that because that is how often it calls upon those permissions, and the remember this action is only for that one page and it doesn't effect others so you should be fine.
It would take a lot to turn off animations due to the fact that I'm using someone else's library to do it, so that probably wont be an option, sorry. Notices at the bottom could be done with a little tweaking to some stuff, I'll look into it

OHHHHHHHHHHH

That's the problem!  I totally forgot to say that in order to get it to even boot  I had to have firebug open.  My guess: It relies to heavily on console output.  Fix: Download and run firebug when running jBOS.  No idea how Eeems will fix it though >.>

First off making it cross browser is impossible due to the fact that firefox is the only one that has the file commands I need. It shouldn't rely on firebug die to the fact that firefox can handle console logging without firebug, firebug just puts everything together into a mice interface. I need to put more work into this I guess though and figure out of there is a way around it.
Also I developed this on a singlecore with 2GB pelt ram, so anything more then my single Turion should be fine of course it may be a little slow at loading if you load it just as firefox starts as I've found out :p but other then that it's good it runs nice and snappy with little slowdown unless you have CPU hogs running, I usually have firefox with ~3 tabs open, thunderbird, notepad++, push, avast and the post notifier running while I run jBOS.

Yeah well I'm using commands that web developers wouldn't because it's all client side stuff, and it's a security risk if everybody could use it. It's usually reserved for addons to firefox :p
It would be nice if they all had the same client side stuff though. Making addons for more browsers would be easier.

It would be better if they all followed the rules to the T on how things are suppose to be rendered. But everything has to have it's own tiny little changes...

Couldn't get it to even boot without firebug's console output running.

Ok, new version this one has a keyboard driver so apps can call $.keyboard.getKey(keycode) which will return true if it is currently down false if it isn't.The keyboard driver can also create keyhooks, so when a certain key is pressed a function is executed, currently there is a test hook in place which will log "space is pressed" if you press the space key. The keyhook task runs every second, but I might switch it up to run only on a keypress instead of a task.
How to create a keyhook:var key = new Keyhook(keycode,function(){
   //function content goes here
});
key.init();  //adds the keyhook
key.remove();  //removes the keyhook so it wont runI might as well talk about tasks too:var task = new Task(app id,task name,task id,interrupt,function(){
   //onstart function
},function(){
  //onexec funtion
},function(){
  //onstop function
},function(){
  //onend function
});
task.init(); //adds the task to the task list, disabled
task.start();  //initializes the task, running onstart and then runs onexec every interrupt
task.stop();  //stops the task, keeping it in the list, runs onstop
task.end();  //removes the task from the tasklist and runs onend