In effort to boost the popularity of Chrome apps, Google is developing a way to launch apps without installing them by simply clicking a web link.
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Google’s Chromium team is building a way to launch apps without installing them
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Published November 28, 2013
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Google really wants Chrome apps to take off. Not only has the company added rich notifications, in-app payments, and an app launcher into its browser, but now it’s developing ephemeral apps that launch by just clicking a link.
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