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Prism has been available as an alpha project within Mozilla Labs for more than a year now, but Mozilla recently launched it as an official beta and encouraged users to try it out. After taking the beta for a spin, eWEEK Labs found that Prism makes it possible to take any Website or Web application and make it behave as a desktop application. For example, users can convert Facebook or Gmail to desktop applications with Prism and have them run in streamlined browser windows, launch them from the desktop or Quick Start tabs, or even have them start up when the operating system launches. Prism runs on Windows, Mac OS X and Linux systems.
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- Mozilla Prism Beta Easily Converts Websites and Web Apps into Desktop Apps
by Jim Rapoza - Easy Conversion
With the Prism Firefox extension, turning a Website into a desktop application requires only that users choose Convert Website to Application from the Tools menu in Firefox. - App Options
After choosing a site to convert into a Prism desktop application, users are given several options, including where application icons will appear. The Prism beta also now automatically pulls an application icon from the Website. - Access Outside Browser
Once a site has been converted into a desktop application by Prism, users can access the app outside of their browser and without the traditional browser UI elements. - Multiple Means of Access
A Website that has been converted into a Prism desktop application can be accessed in multiple ways, such as through the Windows Quick Start tab, and can also be launched on startup of the operating system. - Getting Prism
The Prism beta can be found at prism.mozilla.com and can be installed as a stand-alone application or as a Firefox extension.
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