Bitty is the little browser that goes on any Web page, it’s like Picture-in-Picture for the Web. Miki is the little browser wiki interface of Socialtext, usually for mobile devices. Put them together and you get a cool wiki widget for your blog, personal homepage, wiki page or website.
You can use the Socialtext Bitty Browser Widget creator on any public Socialtext wiki. Here is a result, using the Open Source Wiki:
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