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Right. This is hardly the death of PWAs. It just means the PWA experience will just be a shortcut to a regular browser tab. Which is fine. The Single-Site Brow
by coffeefirst 6y ago
Right. This is hardly the death of PWAs. It just means the PWA experience will just be a shortcut to a regular browser tab.
Which is fine. The Single-Site Browser experience, putting an icon on the desktop that opens a browser with no url bar, extensions, back button, or any of the other features of the browser, isn't actually good. There's a better way to approach web apps with notifications and offline support.