Category: GlueyNotes, Mac, Web Apps, iPhone
I am a bit of a list freak, and I use my list making application, GlueyNotes, all day (it makes your lists available on iPhones / iPod Touches / Android Phones). The only problem I have with it at the moment is it currently only runs in the browser.
The main problem with using it in the browser is I can’t Command+tab to the application to jot down or check off items. I also frequently Command+h (hide) applications, and if it’s in the browser all browser instances hide.
As a quick and dirty fix, I put this lite application together that will give you a GlueyNotes instance on your desktop that you can use as a regular application. It is basically just a web kit wrapper application, but it does the job well enough.
It’s lite because there are some real APIs and web services in place for GlueyNotes (and for the most part working), but I haven’t had time to write a real application that use the APIs – this quick hack works well in the meantime though.
It looks like this:
If you’re using GlueyNotes on Mac, you can download the application here (I’ll slap together a windows and / or linux version if someone wants it).