Plash For Mac

Wallpapers are cool and all, but what if you want to add a bit more spice to your desktop? Whether it's for productivity or eye candy, there are countless websites that could serve as a desktop background, if only there was an easy way to set them as such.

That's where Plash comes in. It makes the process incredibly simple, helping you to make any website your wallpaper in a few seconds. What's more, it offers advanced features as well, allowing you to add custom CSS and JavaScript to loaded web pages.

Of course, you have to use your imagination to come up with potential use cases. You could make Bing's photo of the day your wallpaper, a weather map, a calendar, various productivity apps, random colors, and so much more. Given the scope of the internet, you're bound to find something interesting.

If you need to perform some actions on a certain website, such as agreeing to their cookie policy, you can temporarily activate browsing mode, which lets you interact with the web page.

After adding a website, if you know some CSS and JavaScript, you can customize the page shown on your desktop. Again, there are endless possibilities if you know what you're doing.

You can also change the opacity of the web page, all the way from opaque to almost transparent. Your regular wallpaper will be visible underneath. If the website's content needs to be refreshed, Plash can do that too, and you can set any interval you prefer.

While you might not have thought of having a website as your wallpaper before, one can envision plenty of scenarios where that would be helpful. Plash makes the process simple enough for anyone to understand, and it still packs some advanced features for knowledgeable users.