Going native
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Going native
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Re: Going native
#2"The native apps cover all the features and functionality of the Chrome app and Chrome extension together, and more. The native apps run on Electron overcoming a lot of the restrictions of the Chrome platform."
My understanding was that Electron is just an embedded instance of Chromium, so I'm reading this sentence more like "The native apps run on [embedded Chromium] overcoming a lot of the restrictions of the [standalone Chromium] platform."
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#3"The native apps cover all the features and functionality of the Chrome app and Chrome extension together, and more. The native apps run on Electron overcoming a lot of the restrictions of the Chrome platform." My understanding was that Electron is just an embedded instance of Chromium, so I'm reading this sentence more like "The native apps run on [embedded Chromium] overcoming a lot of the restrictions of the [stan…
Yeah, kind of a stretch to call it "native".
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#4"The native apps cover all the features and functionality of the Chrome app and Chrome extension together, and more. The native apps run on Electron overcoming a lot of the restrictions of the Chrome platform." My understanding was that Electron is just an embedded instance of Chromium, so I'm reading this sentence more like "The native apps run on [embedded Chromium] overcoming a lot of the restrictions of the [stan…
Yup. Luckily, there is Paw[0] if you want a native experience on the mac.
[0]: https://paw.cloud
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#5The real question is why Chrome will no longer allow Chrome apps?
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#6I am really getting tired of the constant "need an account" for _everything_ - nvidia being the one that drives me the most crazy.
I appreciate the fact that Postman allows you to continue without registration[0]
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#7My 2 cents. Try and add a notification within your Chrome App that there's a native version of your app as well. 'Cuz since now, although I've been using your app for more than a year now, I didn't know about the native version of the app.
PS: Paying customer :)
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#8Hmm, does Electron really == "native" ??
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#9With a name like "Postman", one might expect this has something to do with mail, or messaging. The blog post gives no clue as to what it's for. It's apparently a test tool for testing HTTP-based APIs. [1] (HTTP "POST", get it?)
Not to be confused with Postman Corporation, which is a "computer repair shop" near CIA headquarters.
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#10"Native"