This is the final article in a four-part series describing how to create web-apps in elementary OS. So far, we have looked into
Fogger,
Google Chrome, and
Midori web-apps. We're ending the series by looking again at Google Chrome and taking full advantage of the
Chrome Web Store.
Gmail
If you're not a fan of Geary, or need more features like search, check out
Gmail Offline. It's a nice, clean interface with vertical panes and offline access.
Google Keep
Google Keep is one of my favorite Google apps. It allows you to quickly save, access and organize information. You can easily create a text note, add a photo, or type up a quick list. It's minimalist but gets the job done.
If you are looking for an elementary-inspired icon,
TraumaD91 designed a great one.
Distraction-Free Writing
Writebox is a distraction-free writing space, which syncs with
Drive and
Dropbox. When you go full-screen (
F11), you are left with pure white and your text. Simplicity.
Honorable Mentions
Here are some other solid apps worth looking into!
Did we leave out some essentials? Share them with us in the comments!
