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I think because you wrote: ...that app will then act just like any other app. It's pretty neat

• rcthompson 12y ago
  I guess I can see that. What I meant was that it gets put into your app list and can be launched, be put on your homescreen, appear in the recently-used app list, etc., like any other app. I wasn't making a statement about the performance or "nativeness" of any particular app.
  • konspence 12y ago
    You can also add any Chrome bookmark to your home screen, just like any other app.
    • kumar303 12y ago
      It won't be integrated into Android very well though; you can't kill the process, you can't check its resources, it's not in the task switcher, etc, etc