There's a lot of discussion here about ways to use web technologies for performant desktop applications.
A PWA that opens as its own Chrome "window", but shares resources, and runs any non-ui code in a web worker or localhost server, might make sense. But I don't know how to have a nice "install" experience that doesn't make it feel like a second-class-citizen Chrome app.
Is there a way for a desktop installer to install a chrome app, such that to a typical user it just feels like Any Other Desktop App?
A PWA that opens as its own Chrome "window", but shares resources, and runs any non-ui code in a web worker or localhost server, might make sense. But I don't know how to have a nice "install" experience that doesn't make it feel like a second-class-citizen Chrome app.
Is there a way for a desktop installer to install a chrome app, such that to a typical user it just feels like Any Other Desktop App?