Google Chrome browser allows us to create a shortcut for the website, and you can run the specified site in a separate window using a shortcut, Firefox so far not yet support this feature, but Mozilla in Firefox 73 version has been achieved in a site-specific browser (SSB )Features. Currently, Nightly version of Firefox 73 allows the user button menu in the "Page Actions" site-specific browser to open the site.
Note that, in this way start the site does not seem to toolbars, navigation menus and other elements, nor Kiosk mode and full screen mode, if you need easily browse other sites, also need to start another main browser window.
Official reports, site-specific browser or SSB means running a single site in a separate browser instance, and does not depend on the overall browser session, SSB simple interface (without the toolbar) allows the user to focus on the content .
In the past, Mozilla Labs has introduced Prism SSB based on the concept, but later deleted this feature, according to Mozilla's argument, Prism is a simple XULRunner based browser, can host Web applications no conventional Web browser user interface "Prism used in the past can create a shortcut to the site and as SSB operation.
Although it can not create a desktop shortcut to launch the site in the form of SSB, but now Firefox can be opened immediately in the form of SSB to the site, for which it should run the latest version of Firefox Nigthly.
In Firefox ways to start site to site specific browsers:
- Be sure to use the latest version of Nightly
- In the browser's address bar to access a Web site, click the "Page Actions" menu in the browser address bar, then select "Start site-specific browser" option
- Start site-specific browser options in the Action menu Firefox page
- carry out
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