The app launcher first showed up in the Chrome dev channel on Windows back in February, though Google said Mac and Linux versions were coming soon.
For those who don’t know, Chrome packaged apps are written in HTML, JavaScript, and CSS, but launch outside the browser, work offline by default, and access certain APIs not available to Web apps. The app launcher will show up only after you install a Chrome packaged app from the Chrome Web Store. Google has previously explained the feature is meant to be “the same experience as the app launcher on Chromebooks, but for other platforms.” If you’ve never used a Chromebook, the app launcher is a little window that lists all your apps in one place. You can turn it on by using the –show-app-list switch. To see the feature for yourself, you’ll need to get Chromium for Mac.
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