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And if you use something like Fluid.app you can create an app per email account and even have a separate app for your Calendar like me! Unfortunately Fluid.app
by bmurphy1976 11y ago
And if you use something like Fluid.app you can create an app per email account and even have a separate app for your Calendar like me! Unfortunately Fluid.app is poorly maintained and based on Safari...
- moonlighter 11y agoCheck out https://github.com/jiahaog/nativefier https://github.com/jiahaog/nativefier, it's like fluid in that it builds a standalone app for any website, incl. support for badges and segregated cookies.
- bmurphy1976 11y agoOoh, thank you! This looks promising, I'll check it out!
- mercer 11y agoI've used nativefier to create apps for Gmail (two separate accounts), facebook, trello, and soundcloud. Even though it feels ridiculous to create a huge app to just wrap a website, it works quite well. For some odd reason I couldn't get the badges to work well for gmail though.
- moonlighter 11y agoThe badges work, just not very well; I noticed that it takes a long time for them to get displayed/refreshed. Like you, I created one for Google (mostly to keep tracking cookies segregated), Facebook and GMail, but I've switched to WMail because the new mail badge works flawlessly there (and I need a reliable new email indicator).