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If you want some website to be in their own window, visit them in Chrome and go to 3 dot menu and Add to home screen. Basically similar as on desktop, with the
by tdkl 10y ago
If you want some website to be in their own window, visit them in Chrome and go to 3 dot menu and Add to home screen. Basically similar as on desktop, with the taskbar/desktop icon.
- ratstew 10y agoThat's precisely what I tried to describe in my previous post, but contrary to what you say, Chrome now adds it as a new tab.
- tdkl 10y agoHm, that's odd, I've added Strava to homescreen since the Android app runs a constant GoogleNowAuth service and wasting resources. It runs in it's own window. Although I use the Chrome Beta 52, maybe there's some differences.