Unite 2, convert any website into a "native" app for macOS

Unite 2 is a tool that allows you to convert any website into a "native" application for Mac. All you have to do is enter a URL, select an icon and you're done. In your list of apps a new launcher will appear that you can run as an individual application outside the browser.


While not really native apps since Unite what it does is incorporate a browser on WebKit 2, is a way to have individual launchers for your webapps and favorite services, without having to open tabs, without browser menus, without loading all your extensions, and also with customization options.

Any web application or service in your dock and in your own customizable window

Using the tool is extremely easy, you just have to run Unite 2 and in the box that appears you type the name of your application, the URL it points to and then choose an icon. You can tell him to get the favicon directly from the web or you can upload your own.

You also have the option to create the app as an item in the status bar, and you can launch your app from the macOS indicator panel. Once you have decided everything click on "Create Unite App" and you will see an animation in which the icon travels to your dock.
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Find the app in Launchpad and from there you can run it for the first time, and then decide if you want to anchor it to the dock. If you click on the name of the app in the panel you can access several advanced options, such as changing the color of the bar, show or hide the name and icons of the app, customize the opacity of the window, change the font, etc. .

At the moment the pending notification indicators only work with Gmail and Facebook, but plan to support more in 2019. You can download the trial version from the official website and create up to three applications for a limited time, if you like the tool you can buy it for 9 , $ 99.

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