Direct link for those who want to try it out (It’s free) : https://appmaker.xyz/web2desk/

Martins, can remove if against comment guidelines:)

WebCatalog is a GUI front-end and you can use Juli instead of Chrome. It is limited to 2 wraps without paying so I made my Google Drive with it.

There is also the Web2Desk site that makes the app for all three platforms, simultaneously. You can use the completed apps on any computer. I wrote a little review about it on my new blog at https://ionlinux.blogspot.com/

Thanks for inspiration, Martins. You will be receiving some props when I release my Deepin 15.x review.

The newest Linux Mint Cinnamon and KDE Neon releases based on 18.04 have brought me back to the Ubuntu family, at least for now. Most impressive (and bug-free) Ubuntu release yet.

Really liking Manjaro. I am trying the Deepin Desktop edition now. I am going to check out Antergos, as well. It must be pretty special since you give it high marks.

Oh, I use Nativefier wrapped apps but when I hit the Web, I use Firefox. I failed to see how this ‘utility’ removed any of my freedoms. Electron is evolving and I am sure Gecko, Juli, Safari, and any others will join Chrome as an optional engine.

One area I would say Chrome removes users freedom is on Android. No other browser can give you as complete experience as Chrome, if you use Google’s services. It would be great if other mobile browsers could be as integrated with those services as Chrome is. There are steps you can take to improve it, but it really doesn’t compare.

I use Firefox on my mobile devices and it is fine as a browser. Unfortunately, there is no comparison to Chrome because it allows for such a complete Android experience. Google Chrome is to Android what iOS is to Apple mobile devices. Highly optimized and integrated. I don’t like it but it is what it is.

At least Firefox rocks on the Linux desktop. The speed difference is very noticeable and it looks a lot better. Chrome’s new makeover looks a bit strange on the desktop but it’s pretty nice on Android, I must admit.

Google is a giant and there is little we can do about it. I have tried the alternatives and realized outside of Apple, there are no viable options yet.

I hear what you’re saying about PWAs bro. But I disagree that freedom is being removed since users are free to use (or not to use) Nativefier. Some people find it useful e.g. the inventor.

Web already have an standard for progressive web apps (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Progressive_Web_Apps), no need for non-standard non-neutral vendor stuff anymore

Yes, certainly it’s very useful… If you are Google and want to get rid of fair competition.