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For me the reason would be first-class status in the taskbar/dock. I like having some apps only a click away and in its own window, not lost among many open tab
by saint-loup 8y ago
For me the reason would be first-class status in the taskbar/dock. I like having some apps only a click away and in its own window, not lost among many open tabs.
For some time you could do that with any web page in Chrome, with "the create a shortcut" option. But now Chrome opens them in a new tab, not in a dedicated window.
- hs86 8y agoAfter adding the new shortcut you can go to chrome://apps and right-click on any app to select "Open as window". This should bring back the desired behavior and these app shortcuts now have their own entry in my taskbar/dock.
- saint-loup 8y agoHo nice, thank you. The option used to be in the creation dialog.