> I'm asking because the two features are outwardly very similar, but have internal differences.
Prove it, then. What are these "internal differences"?
Let me reiterate: there is literally nothing that relies on a proprietary or private API in the former Chrome merged apps and tabs implementation. Any app can do the same thing using completely public API's.
I've already linked the API's required to do this. I've linked a third party app that provides the exact same functionality. Which part is unclear to you?
Prove it, then. What are these "internal differences"?
Let me reiterate: there is literally nothing that relies on a proprietary or private API in the former Chrome merged apps and tabs implementation. Any app can do the same thing using completely public API's.
I've already linked the API's required to do this. I've linked a third party app that provides the exact same functionality. Which part is unclear to you?