I found it works with both Firefox and Chromium. You can have separate Web Apps for everything like YouTube, Netflix, Spotify, Twitter, Flickr, your email site etc etc. They can also be pinned to your panel or desktop. The advantage of Web Apps is that they are searchable and show as separate entries in your menu.
They are collaborating with the Peppermint team in order to have 100% compatibility with ICE and benefit both projects. Linux Mint has now also decided to add the app, calling it appropriately the Web App Manager. It lets you open a website in a stand alone web browser window without navigation controls, making it appear as an app. The star at Peppermint OS was and still is a simple little app called ICE.
They had put together a light system that was meant to be used like Chrome OS on a Chromebook while still retaining a fully accessible Linux system. The idea of having everything stored online was intriguing to me as I was living in an area that wasn’t totally safe and I was worried I could loose all my data if my laptop “disappeared” one day. As cloud storage and online services became a big thing, I moved as much as possible of my computer life online, into the cloud.
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