WebCatalog is available for 64-bit Windows 7 and later, Linux and Mac. It’s also very easy to use and safe to try, with no signup or other marketing hassles. WebCatalog builds platform for desktop web apps and develops cross-platform software for desktop and mobile devices. Put it all together and although WebCatalog isn’t going to change your life, getting app taskbar buttons and native desktop notifications might justify the download. WebCatalog builds platform for desktop web apps and develops cross-platform software for. The core that powers the WebKit-based apps created with Chromeless. Legacy code of Translatium app for desktop. Legacy code of the core that powers WebCatalog, Singlebox, Clovery and Skywhale.

Sure, every app requires its own instance of Chromium, but these only grabbed around 48MB RAM on our test PC (minimum private working set), and if you ran these in a regular browser tab you’d see something similar anyway. End-to-end typesafe Electron IPC (Inter-Process Communication). We’ve been complaining about resource-hungry Electron apps recently, but WebCatalog is relatively lightweight. And WebCatalog adds each installed app to your Start menu for easier access later. You’ll get native desktop notifications when something important happens, like a new call or message. Knowunity is a school platform that simplifies your everyday school life. Organize apps and accounts into tidy collections with spaces. Manage and switch between multiple accounts quickly. Run apps in distraction-free windows with many enhancements. While the app works as it did before, running via WebCatalog makes it feel more like a native application.Įvery app appears separately on your taskbar or dock, for instance, along with an appropriate icon (though oddly pixilated on our system). Enhance your experience with the Knowunity desktop app for Mac and PC on WebCatalog.

There’s a simple menu bar and keyboard shortcuts to cover the basics (Back, Next, Reload, Zoom), but otherwise all the usual browser UI clutter has been stripped away.

Launching an app displays its regular web interface in a Chromium instance. Simply wait a few seconds and WebCatalog adds the app to your Installed list, ready for use. You don’t have to download any bulky executables, point WebCatalog to folders, or anything else. All you have to do is hit the 'Install' button for whatever you need. Launch WebCatalog and it displays large icons for each supported site and service. A huge list of supported services includes Amazon, Basecamp, BBC iPlayer, Bing, Dropbox, Evernote, Facebook Messenger, Gmail (and just about every other Google app), iCloud, iCQ, OneDrive, Netflix,, Skype, Spotify, Twitter, WhatsApp, Wikipedia and more.

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