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I'd like to use Google Tasks, not from the sidebar of Gmail or Google Calendar, etc., but as a standalone browser window.

Even better would be to open it as a Chrome / Firefox webapp (i.e. a standalone non-browser window).

Bastiaan Quast
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Simple steps:

  1. Open Gmail or Google Calendar - Calendar is less code, so easier
  2. Open the tasks sidebar panel
  3. Right-click on the tasks panel and click "inspect"
  4. In the new sidepanel with the source, scroll up a bit from the highlighted until you see
  5. copy the iframe element (right-click, copy, copy element)
  6. paste into a plaintext editor (TextEdit, Gedit, NotePad, etc.)
  7. take the entire URL in " that starts with https://tasks.google.com and ends with __features__

paste it into the browser (where you are logged into your Google account).

Bookmark it.

You can turn this into a Chrome webapp, but the tasks will not load when starting the Chrome webapp directly. However, you can always open the bookmark, and then from the address bar use open in to open it in the Chrome webapp that you created.

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