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Pinning these "immersive app-like experiences" to the task bar sounds like one step back in terms of UI innovation. Having different webpages available from the
by Timmy_C 16y ago
Pinning these "immersive app-like experiences" to the task bar sounds like one step back in terms of UI innovation. Having different webpages available from the task bar looks exactly like what I had with IE6 and multiple windows.
- rlivsey 16y agoIf it's anything like Fluid.app [1] on the Mac then I'm a big fan. I have numerous web-apps setup as dedicated applications using Fluid and find it much nicer than having them as tabs in the same browser, or in their own browser windows. It means I can launch them with Spotlight easily, they have their own icon in the dock and start up without the address-bar or any other chrome. At any one time I'd say around 75% of the apps I'm running are Fluid.app instances. [1] http://fluidapp.com/ http://fluidapp.com/