Site-Specific Browsers: Turn Websites Into Desktop Applications
As web designers/developers, desktop applications are harder to create as they have a totally different environment.
We can make use of site-specific browsers which enable us to lock a website inside an application-looking browser.
Related Submissions:
- 15 New Adobe AIR Applications For Designers & Developers Adobe AIR has clearly became the standard on creating desktop applications for web developers. Besides the offline applications, it can combine the richness of web...
- Enhancing Your Site with WebKit WebKit is an open source browser engine. Apple uses WebKit in Safari, Mail, and other applications. Google’s Chrome browser, along with the S60 browser and...
- Yahoo! Launches BrowserPlus, Plans to Open Source It After a couple of years in development, Yahoo! officially launched their BrowserPlus plugin at a party on the Yahoo! campus today. BrowserPlus is a new...
- Cheqlist: A Free, Open-Source Desktop App for Remember The Milk Anyone looking to stay productive with their work, errands or chores keeps a to-do list. You need to have that to-do list available at all...
- How to Build a Desktop WYSIWYG Editor with WebKit and HTML 5 Web technologies are increasingly being used on the desktop to bring richer user interfaces to conventional applications. In this tutorial we will show you how...