You can turn a website into a standalone desktop application using technologies like Electron or NW.js. Here's a general outline of the process:
Install Node.js: Ensure you have Node.js installed on your computer as Electron and NW.js require it.
Create a New Project: Set up a new project folder and initialize it with a package.json file.
Install Electron or NW.js: Install either Electron or NW.js using npm (Node Package Manager).
Edit package.json: In the package.json file, specify the main entry point (usually the URL of your website) and set the application window properties.
Create the Main Script: Write a main JavaScript file that creates the application window and loads your website.
Package the Application: Use Electron or NW.js tools to package the application into a distributable format (executable) for different platforms.
Test and Distribute: Test the application on various platforms to ensure compatibility, and then distribute it to your users.
Note that converting a website into a desktop application using Electron or NW.js might have some limitations, and certain website features may not work the same way as in a standard web browser.