Fluid, the app that transforms basic web apps into full on Mac apps, is getting a major update today. Coming in form of a beta, the new update adds a handful of notable changes.
The developer announced the Fluid 2.0 beta via a tweet today, noting that the update includes a complete re-write from the ground up with the newer WebKit2 API from Apple. Once it’s released, users will be required to pay $5 for an upgrade, the first paid upgrade since its released 11 years ago. And no, it will not become a subscription based app.
Fluid is a free app and will always be free, but the $5 upgrade will give users the ability to pin apps to the menubar, create custom scripts, and allow for full screen modes for apps.
The beta is available for download here.
