Abstract: Disclosed is a web browser based content management application with an integrated user configurable content interface whereby a user can manage a wide variety of content using one or more windows. The user interface includes a “browser window in a browser window” that provides access to a host of applications configured to manage the user's interaction with content, including multimedia content. The windowing functionality of the content management application can be set to automatically reconfigure based on the number and type of content accessed, user preferences, number of content windows displayed, and the number of available display screens. A continuously playing video player appears within a web page when a user browses to the page and to render video overlaid on the web page. The player is also configured to play the same video stream continuously while a user browses from the first web page to a second web page.

Abstract: Disclosed is a web browser based content management application with an integrated user configurable content interface whereby a user can manage a wide variety of content using a single window. The user interface includes a “browser window in a browser window” that provides transparent access to a host of underlying applications that are configured to manage the user's interaction with a wide variety of content, including multimedia content delivered via the Internet. The windowing functionality of the content management application can be set to automatically reconfigure based on the number and type of content accessed. A continuously playing video player is configured to appear within a web page when a user browses to the first web page and to render video overlayed on the web page. The player is configured to play the same video stream continuously while a user browses from the web page to a second web page.

Abstract: The systems and methods of the present invention provided a web browser based content management application with an integrated user configurable content interface whereby a user can manage a wide variety of content, including multimedia content, using a single window. The user interface includes a “browser window in a browser window” that provides transparent access to a host of underlying applications that are configured to manage the user's interaction with a wide variety of content, including multimedia content delivered via the Internet. Additionally, the windowing functionality of the content management application can be set to automatically reconfigure based on the number and type of content being accessed. A continuously playing video player is configured to appear within a first web page when a user browses to the first web page and to render video overlayed on the first web page.