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Yeah but they are integrated (native notifications, file access, a window that does not go away with the browser or tied to it, decent looking chrome etc). When
by eknkc 10y ago
Yeah but they are integrated (native notifications, file access, a window that does not go away with the browser or tied to it, decent looking chrome etc). When I need to use it that much I prefer an app, even if it's a shell actually.
- paulddraper 10y agoEh, people said the same about Gmail but that no-install email client turned out to be wildly successful.
- CountSessine 10y agoGive it a rest - web applications running in generalized browsers make awful desk-tray applications. The mac & windows Slack app is great - all of the power and connected-ness of a web app without all of the annoyances of accidental web browser navigation.
- baby 10y agoIf you're using it that much, perhaps you should re-think how good it is for your productivity :)
- CountSessine 10y agoExactly - just about the ideal sort of desktop application right now is a web app running in a dedicated web view. You don't worry about accidentally closing it with the rest of your browser or navigating away from it, but you still have the awesome-ness of a web application.