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is more relevant the lack of support from safari specially in ios who is in 17% of the device instead of 0.09% of Firefox (3% of 31% (windows +linux))
by imachine1980_ 5y ago
is more relevant the lack of support from safari specially in ios who is in 17% of the device instead of 0.09% of Firefox (3% of 31% (windows +linux))
- z3t4 5y agoiOS Safari does support service workers and "add to home screen". You can't however prompt the user for "add to home scree" - the user has to do it via the Safari menu. The notification dialog is a disaster in Chrome as all sites asks for it, few sites asks to be installed on the desktop though. Safari does lack some functionality that Chrome has - maybe Safari could add that functionality if the user adds the web site/app to the home screen... like native file system, Bluetooth api, etc.