Navigate through a wall of web pages within your favorite web browser.

• Visual Studio 2017
• Headless Chrome server
• Node.js
• Environment variable PATH for node and chrome

• Clone repository git clone https://github.com/Datasilk/Frames
• Run command npm install
• Make sure to add Google Chrome to your PATH Environment variable (C:\Program Files (x86)\Google\Chrome\Application)
• Click play in Visual Studio!

A list of web page screenshots. Notice that each screenshot shrinks based on the total height of the screenshot.

• View a horizontal list of web pages, each page shrunken down to a manageable size that would allow 4 or 5 web pages to be placed side-by-side within a single web browser window.
• Scroll horizontally through the list of web pages, then click one of the web pages to open it in a new browser tab
• Add new web pages to the list
• Save list into local storage to load again later
  • Select which list to load from local storage

• Create new lists & navigate through each list
  • popup menu of lists
• Delete frames from a list
• Delete entire lists
• Set initial list
• Export lists to json
• Import lists to local storage from json
• Rearrange web pages

Frames uses a headless Chrome window on the server in order to take a full-page screenshot of any URL you supply. Then, the screenshot is displayed as a frame within the horizontal list of web pages. If the live web page changes over time, you'll have to manually update the frame for that web page by clicking a refresh button at the bottom-right hand corner of the frame you wish to update.

This project is meant to be ran in a localized web hosting environment (localhost) due to the fact that the application does not contain any form of user authentication.