Is there a way to convert a website into a desktop app on Windows?

Nativefier is a popular, free, and open-source tool that allows you to easily convert website to desktop app on your Windows PC. Essentially, it wraps any website into a standalone application using Electron, making it behave like a native app with its own window, icon, and taskbar entry.

How to convert website to desktop app: Using Nativefier is straightforward and doesn't require deep coding knowledge. You just need to have Node.js installed on your system. Then, through a simple command in the terminal or command prompt, you can specify the website URL you want to convert. Nativefier will generate an executable file that runs the website as a desktop app, providing a more integrated and tidier way to access your favorite web services.

Electron-based apps (like those from Nativefier) use Chromium under the hood, so they're not "lightweight" - expect 50-150MB per app

Functionality: Most web features work perfectly, including cookies, storage, and extensions

Updates: You'll need to recreate apps if the source website changes significantly

Offline capability: Apps require internet connection to load content, though cached resources may work offline