Handling a long list of contents is one of the oldest problems in browsing. Probably scrolling is the most common behavior to solve this problem, but after Mac OS X Dock another approach is becoming very popular. This is when FishEye effect comes to us, it can hold any number of items, and resizes them dynamically to fit while using magnification to clarify smaller resized items. iFishEye goal is to bring the FishEye effect into the web and provide an easy development alternative for content displaying with standard compliant XHTML and unobtrusive JavaScript.
browser compatibility:
iFishEye is compatible and tested in Internet Explorer, Firefox (and its mozilla friends), Opera and Safari (thanks Erik for testing it). But it should work in other browsers too… If you successfully find another compatible browser, please let me know

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How to use: http://zend.lojcomm.com.br/ifisheye/

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