Unite allows you to quickly and easily turn websites into full-featured, native apps on macOS. Using the revolutionary Unite browser as a backend, each Unite app features its own browser, while remaining incredibly small and full-featured. And, because

Unite apps are each a unique browser, they feature separate cookies and settings, as well as support for user scripts and user styles. ​ In addition to modern web browsing features, Unite apps include macOS-specific features, including notifications, TouchBar support, the ability to pin apps to the status bar, and much more.

Creating your app

It all starts with the new Unite creation tool. Simply enter a name for your app, enter a URL, pick an icon, and launch your app.

In addition to using a custom icon, Unite can automatically grab the HQ site favicon for you.

Lastly, you can choose some additional settings for your Unite app: status bar mode, compact mode, and intelligent whitelisting.

A full browser in every app

Every Unite app is powered by the Unite browser, which uses WebKit 2 to enable support for virtually all web standards and plugins.

It also supports custom features tailored specifically for Unite, like shortcuts, whitelisting, customization, and more – all in an incredibly lightweight package.

What’s New in Unite 4.0.2

• Release notes not available at the time of this post.

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