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What mobile OS?<br />
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You can usually create a browser bookmark and put it on the home screen ... that would be a single click to open the browser with the URL
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Excuse my ignorance, but can't you just bookmark the url?
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We have a application website that is hosted at our facility. Right now if users want to view the site, they have to type in the URL. Just to make things easier for the users, we were thinking about simply creating an app where all it does is open the URL so the person can view it.<br />
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While it's probably just as easy to type it in the browser for a mobile device, it's probably going to be easier for the users to use a app.<br />
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Here's that catch :P <br />
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I don't know anything about programming, I'm just a networker/server person. <br />
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Are there any ways to do this without coding? Like some type of app maker or something.
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We have a application website that is hosted at our facility. Right now if users want to view the site, they have to type in the URL. Just to make things easier for the users, we were thinking about simply creating an app where all it does is open the URL so the person can view it.

While it's probably just as easy to type it in the browser for a mobile device, it's probably going to be easier for the users to use a app.

Here's that catch :P 

I don't know anything about programming, I'm just a networker/server person. 

Are there any ways to do this without coding? Like some type of app maker or something.

What mobile OS?

You can usually create a browser bookmark and put it on the home screen ... that would be a single click to open the browser with the URL

Excuse my ignorance, but can&#39;t you just bookmark the url?

Create Mobile App that Opens URL

We have a application website that is hosted at our facility. Right now if users want to view the site, they have to type in the URL. Just to make things easier for the users, we were thinking about simply creating an app where all it does is open the URL so the person can view it.

While it&#39;s probably just as easy to type it in the browser for a mobile device, it&#39;s probably going to be easier for the users to use a app.

Here&#39;s that catch :P 

I don&#39;t know anything about programming, I&#39;m just a networker/server person. 

Are there any ways to do this without coding? Like some type of app maker or something.

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