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With Bubbles (http://www.3d3r.com/bubbles/) you can create a "desktop application" from any URL.
That means that you have a tray icon for quick access, and the "application" is always accessible, no matter if your browser is running.
Posted at 6:34pm on February 18, 2008
That's a cool idea! So it needs a little coding before any webapp can the bubblelized, I understand ?
Posted at 9:02pm on February 18, 2008
says:I.e., if you're running Win2k or WinXP…
Posted at 9:57pm on February 18, 2008
try mozilla prism:
http://labs.mozilla.com/featured-projects/
Posted at 1:55am on February 19, 2008
Another option for mac users is fluid - it's like prism but based on the safari browser instead of firefox. I just installed a few days ago (using it to make this post) and so far it's been great for both RTM and Gmail.
http://osx.iusethis.com/app/fluid
Posted at 6:29pm on February 19, 2008
eyals, this is great!! thank you!
I can run GCal, Gmail, Toodledo, RTM, Docs, ecc with a click!
Posted at 11:48am on February 20, 2008
cough gears cough
Posted at 8:45am on October 8, 2009
tommando is right. Just open it in Google Chrome. It asks you to work with Google Gears, makes an application and a desktop icon. You can make an application out of any website with Chrome. Plus Chrome is wicked fast.
Posted at 12:57pm on October 8, 2009
says:Be careful, if you are using the beta version of chrome with Google Gears it could give problems. See this blog of RTM.
Posted at 11:57am on October 9, 2009
says:I like the firefox prism extension, but it seems to be incompatible with google gears.
Posted at 10:05pm on October 9, 2009
Hi,
Just set RTM url you want as main page as your wallpaper (Properties>Desktop>Customise Desktop>Web)
It will always be open, no need for an app or browser ;-)
I stretch the window the url is in to the top and bottom of my screen, then go back into setup above and select "Lock desktop item" so it doesnt move, with accidental mouse usage.
see what i mean, heres an image: http://www.supermankelly.com/desktop2.jpg
Posted at 12:41pm on December 4, 2009
says:Cool tips here. To keep it simple, I'll use this (system-tray) app on Windows:
http://www.ploegwerk.nl/rtmwindowscreenshots
Posted at 9:13am on December 6, 2009
