What is the crowd's opinion of Station?

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You're going to have shortcuts when you set up ChromeOS anyways. Try something like Station. I saw my friend using it this weekend, and it looked pretty cool. You can link to web apps in a side panel.

https://getstation.com/

Check out Raycast as a free Alfred alternative!

Use Station or Ferdi for all of your "webapps" Here's station link: https://getstation.com/

I use Spark by Readle for email. Transmission for bit torrents and downloading.

IINA as a video player. Or VLC.

It’s called <strong>Station</strong>. It’s pretty cool actually. It’s a single app for all of your web apps (Gmail, Slack, Notion, Discord, iCloud, Drive, etc.) to make them easy to access. It also supports Chrome Extensions.

There’s a similar one called Shift

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1. File manager
2. Terminal (with vim as editor and tmux)
3. Browser
4. Station
5. Spotify

Most of the time I switch between 2 and 3 when coding. Station is a great tool for me to keep constantly-used apps at one place (e.g. slack, gmail, etc). As for PDF reader I only open it when I need it and it will be placed with 1, 2 or 3 (in tabbed mode) depending on what the document is for.

I've just come across https://getstation.com/ which looks rather good. It's also free where as other similar apps charge. Apparently helps with keeping CPU usage lower than having lots of tabs open.

Absolutely love it! Great idea! Do you have a list of potential apps you're planning on integrating? Id love to see

Discord
Figma
Developer tools like github/bitbucket

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Or better yet, have a look at how station works, that's what i'm currently using but i'd love to be able to replace it with this! On station, you can add your own custom 'private apps' by using the login url. Or you can directly make a request for it to be added as a public app.

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Just a thought! Seriously though, well done!

I'm an Outlook guy thanks to work over the years but at home, I use Station (https://getstation.com/).

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Think of it as a browser more than a traditional client but it works for me. I tend to have Gmail, GCal, Google Data Studio open quite often and, with Station, I can have them all within an "app" rather than separate Chrome tabs.

I use Station, it's free, but it's not FOSS either. Still, it claims to stay free for non-enterprise users.

Rambox and Franz are specialized for messaging so they are not real alternatives.

Station has some really cool features (e.g. grouping Google Drive windows, quick switch).