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Fluid

Fluid gives your favorite Web apps a home on your Mac OS X Desktop.
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Fluid allows you to cut down on the number of tabs you open in your browser at the same time by converting those tabs into stand-alone applications that reside in your Dock. Wouldn't it be cool to have a Facebook application that lets you see how many unread messages you got in your mailbox? Now you can, with Fluid.

There is no installation dialog for this application. The unpacked item should be manually placed by you in your applications folder, unless you like the location where it was unpacked to.

Upon running the application, you are presented with a window. You are asked to put a web address and it's name into the appropriate boxes. You also get to choose the new program's icon. It will show up in the Dock, so be careful what you are selecting. The program is quite smart as it can assign a cute Facebook icon for your Facebook page and a cute Twitter icon for Twitter page and so on.

All what the program does is open a Safari window without all those unnecessary service buttons and menus which a regular browser window has. A simple clean window with just, let's say, Facebook in it. The beauty is that the window can only have one page open at a time and that it has an icon that sits in your Dock; and that icon can receive system calls, so you will know the exact number of unread messages in your Facebook's mailbox by just looking at your dock. more

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  • No installation dialog

Cons

  • Supports Safari only

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