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That’s basically what a PWA is, a boring website that continues to work properly on a terrible datalink. It’s not installed, just properly designed & cached.
by ip26 4y ago
That’s basically what a PWA is, a boring website that continues to work properly on a terrible datalink. It’s not installed, just properly designed & cached.
- rchaud 4y ago> just properly designed & cached. If only. There's no standardization, no PWA seal of approval. Most website vendors that even bother with a "Add to Home Screen" button on mobile displays aren't interested in anything besides getting a shortcut displayed on their 'desktop'. They certainly aren't doing things like configuring service workers to cache and serve the website offline.