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Firefox is Finally Adding Support for Web Apps
Firefox is Finally Adding Support for Web Apps
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Firefox is Finally Adding Support for Web Apps
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So - they added what a single .desktop file can do, but didn't make it so the tabbar can be hidden (without botchy CSS).
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It's not even finished yet, who knows what will happen to the tab bar.
Edit: in fact, looks like they explicitly said that it wouldn't be included.
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Well, they explicitly stated they want it to feel like FF, including the tabbar.
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Well, they explicitly stated they want it to feel like FF, including the tabbar.
Aren't the whole point of PWAs that they feel like a native app, like one that can be installed on your android/desktop?
I hope they include an option to hide the tab bar.
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Yes. That's the main point I'm criticizing.
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I don't catch on fast lol sorry. It's a very stupid thing tbh, mozilla's shooting its foot too much these days.
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Where does it say "including the tabbar"? I even see the following in the Connect post:
No tabs or bookmarks bar by default, but these could be enabled in web app preferences
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Similarly, Rubino says web apps in Firefox will not use a minimal browser frame and will continue to show a main toolbar with address bar, extensions, bookmarks – though the ‘new tab’ button will be replaced with a button to open a normal Firefox window.
I read that as the tab bar still being there, but no ability to open more tabs.
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Well, given that that doesn't explicitly mention the tab bar, and that my quote does, I think you can still hold out hope that it will not be visible :)
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