Open jmaris opened 5 months ago
Hi jmaris, thanks for your interest in Spidey.
It's true that not all websites are designed to be run in separate self-contained Web Windows. When I came up with this idea, I mostly envision Spidey to be used for individual web apps that you would need to keep running for a long session -- like writing an essay on Google Docs, or opening developer documentation alongside your code editor. For use cases like quickly browsing and flipping through the web pages, a traditional browser might be more suitable.
I'm not sure what you mean by adding a close button. Do you mean a button to close the Web Window? That's included in the header bar which will appear when you hover over the top of the Web Window. As for layout, the layout of websites displayed in Spidey is exactly the same as in other browsers. Do you have a specific example for what you want to achieve?
Thanks again for trying Spidey out.
Spidey is an amazing concept, but not all websites are designed to run this way. It could be cool to allow users to include custom CSS and JS for certain sites, for instance to add a close button or slightly adjust the layout.
It would also be amazing if this could be exported, so other users can import the same configuration.