Fluid2.1.2

Fluid turns a website or web application into a standalone Mac application, giving services such as Gmail, Facebook, Campfire, and Pandora their own place outside a crowded browser tab. It solves the nuisance of keeping each web app open in a separate browser tab by making every service a distinct Fluid App that appears in the Dock. To create one, enter the site’s URL, assign a name, optionally choose an icon, and click Create; within seconds, the result has a permanent home on the Mac.

Fluid 2.1.2 is freeware in the Internet & Browsers category for MacOS, with support for Intel and Apple Silicon architecture. It suits people who regularly switch among several web services and want each one treated as an individual desktop destination rather than managed alongside unrelated browsing. Users can create as many Fluid Apps as they like, making it practical to separate work tools, communication services, media sites, and other frequently used web applications.

A Fluid App can also be pinned to the Mac OS X Status Bar through Fluid App Menu → Pin to Status Bar…, putting it within quick reach beyond the Dock. Advanced customization is available through Window → Userscripts, which supports Userscripts and Userstyles, while View → Enter Full Screen provides a dedicated full-screen presentation for the web app.