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I wish I could say the same, but since Firefox does not support SSB/PWAs I find myself dependent on it.
by juniperplant 6y ago
I wish I could say the same, but since Firefox does not support SSB/PWAs I find myself dependent on it.
- Splizard 6y agoMicrosoft Edge?
- juniperplant 6y agoIt looks promising, however I tend do avoid proprietary software when possible.
- ThePowerOfFuet 6y agoWhat do you mean by "Firefox does not support SSB/PWAs"?
- juniperplant 6y agoSSB = Single Site Browser PWA = Progressive Web App SSB refers to the ability to run a website inside its own window, like a native application. Also, it is expected to integrate into the desktop environment, with its own icon/shortcut. PWA is more an umbrella term for websites using various technologies to close the gap between web and native applications (e.g. the ability to run offline). I would say it includes SSB (at least on desktop), among other things.