Mozilla 'Prism' Brings Web Apps to Desktop Comments
| Author | Gordon Kelly |
| Published | 11th May 2009 |
Comments for Mozilla 'Prism' Brings Web Apps to Desktop
mjaffk said on 11th May 2009
Gordon said on 11th May 2009
@mjaffk - the two methods are hugely different. I think you need to read the article again.
Uh oh..
HK said on 11th May 2009
Quite similar to HTA applications that have been in IE for a good number of years.
Personally I'm quite content just using a browser as normal and opening a site in a bookmark. The idea of littering my desktop with 'application shortcuts' just seems messy to me. I tried it with Chrome for my Gmail, but it just seems unnecessary.
MS said on 11th May 2009
Would be nice to be able to also select & combine with specific add-ons say ad blocker or mouse gestures or dictionary
BobaFett said on 11th May 2009
I first encountered the "Private Browsing" feature in Safari, a long time before Chrome arrived on the scene. Although I do prefer the per window approach they've used in Chrome. Wish they'd hurry up and get the Mac OS X version out!
Cub said on 12th May 2009
Have been using Fluid on OS X since long before Chrome came out, does exactly the same thing. Have had Google Reader running as it's own app; admittedly, it's a little buggy, but works fine for day to day use... May have to give this a try now though!
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Err...
Windows did this since '98... Natively... Without any 3rd-party applications...
Just enable 'Active Desktop' in Desktop properties and set up the pages...
Uh oh..