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I know that the support for Site Specific Browser (SSB) And Progressive Web Apps (PWA) has been dropped in Firefox 86 (bug 1682593). But, why not add a simple feature like firefox --app, all it does is open a window that looks like a normal GUI desktop app, no SSB or PWA feature is needed, this is a pure UI look.

I know that the support for Site Specific Browser (SSB) And Progressive Web Apps (PWA) has been dropped in Firefox 86 (bug 1682593). But, why not add a simple feature like '''firefox --app''', all it does is open a window that looks like a normal GUI desktop app, no SSB or PWA feature is needed, this is a pure UI look.

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Hi,

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