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The document discusses how Gears aims to empower web applications by making them work offline through an open source approach. It notes how users are offline more than they think and that offline capabilities provide reliability, performance, and convenience benefits. The goal is to solve the problem of updating web applications offline for all developers, not just Google, by releasing the technology with a liberal open source license.

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