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Firefox does support most features for a PWA. It's iphone and their safari lock in that's the problem. No support for features like web push. It's clear apple
by postalrat 5y ago
Firefox does support most features for a PWA. It's iphone and their safari lock in that's the problem. No support for features like web push.
It's clear apple will happily cripple it's own browser to keep people using the app store.
- kitsunesoba 5y agoFirefox removed support for installing PWAs on the few platforms it used to support that on, which is one of the more important features for my usage. I don’t want to see browser chrome on apps that are intended to be peers with traditional apps, and having presence in OS process/windows management is useful.
- postalrat 5y agoI understand but you are in the minority. Most people don't use firefox and most firefox users didn't even know firefox supported installing apps that way on desktop. If you yourself want to install PWAs on desktop then chrome, edge, and maybe even desktop safari all do it fine. You won't see the browser's chrome and you probably won't even know it's not running in firefox.