Tangram VS clapper

I had a look at Tangram (https://github.com/sonnyp/Tangram) and it ticks many of the boxes but it's inability to run as a tray app or hidden app as well as the lack of a sidebar doesn't really fit my preferred workflow.

Tangram? https://github.com/sonnyp/Tangram Desktop though, not Android.

Tangram is a new kind of browser. It is designed to organize and run your Web applications. Each tab is persistent and independent. You can set multiple tabs with different accounts for the same application.

Tangram - FOSS, but only for Linux. Also, it's a Gnome app.

It's essentially a web wrapper, but I use Tangram on my computer at home.

Tangram (GitHub): It's a GTK-based "specialized web browser" with tabs for each of your webapps. Pros: Looks native on GNOME. Cons: WebKit is incompatible with a lot of sites. Ugly app icon. No specific "focused launchers" just for specific sites (you always see all your pinned sites).

What's about https://github.com/sonnyp/Tangram ?

tangram browser You can give it a look , this is good one which recently (1 day ago) discovered Also I do not use office suit much I usually go with Google docs

Hello pop community! I'm trying to get Hanabi (Live wallpaper for gnome) working on pop os and clappersink (in clapper, not Flatpak version) required for better performance. but clapper is not in pop repo... so i had to build manually. and somehow clapper is builded but i can't use clappersink... (i think i just missing option but i can't find about clappersink). Search google, nothing. Search reddit, nothing. can anyone help me please 😭

I mean, personally I find that the dark titlebar sticks out, compared to projects like amberol, clapper and blackbox terminal. Clapper only shows the window buttons on mouse movement and blackbox can be configured to not show the window buttons at all unless you hover the top of the window with the mouse.

For GNOME there is also Clapper, but it is more like mpv/celluloid.

I’d be curious how VLC or a native Wayland client like Clapper performs.

There’s a few, like clapper or easyeffects. I just searched on github.

Clapper is nice.

I'm not really sure to be honest, I'm still trying to learn more about the Linux multimedia stack. I tried testing this with Clapper which is a GTK player powered by GStreamer. It also says it uses OpenGL for rendering. However when I tried it with my custom compiled version of GStreamer I didn't get any performance increases, which makes me think there's some extra copies happening. It's possible I'm still missing some necessary environment variables to enable the correct decoding/rendering path.