Resumen de Fluid

Fluid le da a tus aplicaciones web favoritas un hogar en tu escritorio de Mac OS X.

¿Eres un fanático de Gmail, Facebook, Campfire o de cualquier otra aplicación web que te guste? ¿Tienes 20 o más pestañas del navegador abiertas en todo momento? ¿Estás cansado de que algún sitio aleatorio bloquee tu navegador y te haga perder tus datos de Google Docs en otra pestaña? Si es así, los navegadores específicos del sitio (SSBs) ofrecen una gran solución para tus problemas con las aplicaciones web. Usando Fluid, puedes crear SSBs para ejecutar cada una de tus aplicaciones web favoritas como una aplicación de escritorio separada. Fluid le da a cualquier aplicación web un hogar en tu escritorio de OS X, incluyendo ícono en el Dock, barra de menú y separación lógica de tu otra actividad de navegación web.

¿Cómo funciona? Fluid en sí es una aplicación muy pequeña. Al iniciarse, Fluid muestra una pequeña ventana donde especificas la URL de una aplicación web que te gustaría ejecutar en un navegador específico del sitio. Luego proporciona un nombre, haz clic en 'Crear' y se te pedirá que inicies la nueva aplicación nativa de Mac que acabas de crear. Úsala para ejecutar YouTube, GTalk, Flickr, Basecamp, Delicious, .Mac webmail, o cualquier otra aplicación web como una aplicación de escritorio separada. Cada vez que haces clic en un enlace a otro sitio en un SSB, el enlace se abre en tu navegador web predeterminado del sistema, manteniendo tu SSB dedicado al sitio original que has especificado.

Novedades de la versión 2.1.2

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4.1

(89 reseñas de Fluid)

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Robio

Apr 26, 2020

2.1.2

4.0

Version: 2.1.2

I've been using Fluid for several years to make light-weight, free-standing apps for social media (can't follow me now, Facebook!), various Google Drive accounts, Workflowy and another note-keeping app, and various mail accounts. I've tested three other apps that do basically the same thing, and Fluid 2 is the clear winner for me: Its stand-alone apps are smaller and faster, tabbed browsing is better, it remembers its state between sessions (unlike fancier-looking, more expensive competitors that abandon all but one tab), it fully compatible with standard browser-navigation keyboard shortcuts (unlike fancier-looking, more expensive competitors that only switch tabs with a mouse click). I bought the pro version just to support development (the additional features weren't of interest to me). I just hope the developer keeps at it, seeing as it's been almost 2 years since the last update, and his blog hasn't had a post in 5 years.

steveh2011

Oct 17, 2019

3.0

I like Fluid when it works; then, it is an invaluable tool. What I don't like is that when there is an issue, there is absolutely zero support for customers who paid for the full version. Having come up against an issue in August, I emailed the author. It's now October and zero, zip, nada response. Now left searching for an alternative.

iMacWare

Jun 22, 2019

Fluid is nice, runs on webkit and works with Adguard.

Cowicide

May 5, 2019

Something going on with WebKit and Android Messages. Fluid worked great with it until Google did some kind of update and the Fluid app is broken. I created a new Fluid app with their new url and same problem.

The interface goes nuts when attempting to alternate between different people and unable to scroll through text messages. It's just frozen on a few text messages and won't scroll.

I built a basic WebKit browser in Xcode and got the same results. Safari works perfect and so does Android Messages Desktop, the electron app:

https://github.com/chrisknepper/android-messages-desktop

Hopefully an update of some kind to Fluid in the future can make it compatible again.

Uncoy

Mar 16, 2019

Where can I get a v2.x.x which works on El Capitan? Paid user here who's had to abandon his heavily used Fluid apps over the last two years as they don't work. It's really obnoxious that there's no update notifications in Fluid v1 which work to let us know about the new version. Fluid has been one of my top five favourite software tools but not knowing about the update and not being able to use it and the lack of distribution of info about the update is pretty frustrating.