On Windows 10, I have a number of web pages for which I used the "Add to desktop..." option in Chrome settings to have them start as 'applications' which I have pinned to the Taskbar:
When I say 'application', it's really just a separate Chrome window with no address bar or other browser-related identifiers, so it feels like its own application. But under the covers, it's just a Chrome browser window, really.
So now I can click on a link in my Taskbar and this opens as its own window, which I really like, since I use this for some work-related stand-alone stuff, which I want to keep separate from my other browser tabs:
However, if I navigate within this 'application' by clicking on links etc., since there is no address bar, is there any way to determine the URL of the current page? I can't right-click on the page