Is it possible to build/configure a browser that will be the runtime for a .js application?

Question

Browsers

Hello. Modern browsers have a huge number of APIs. If a developer writes simple applications, he usually uses only a few. What is most offensive, some browsers may not support the APIs that a .js developer needs.
The question is: is it possible to build a "custom browser", which will be just the environment in which the .js application runs?
Let's say there is an application in .js that is on the site. It is necessary that a person does not receive a link / address to a directory on a web server and opens it in his browser. And so that he installs a program that will itself access this site. In general, you need something like a "truncated", limited in functionality browser that can only work with certain APIs, and can only go to one site.

Answer 1

Look towards https://www.electronjs.org/