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Android at least has the ability to "install" a PWA as an app on your home screen. They just need to allow devs to list them on their app store, and then it rea
by colordrops 4y ago
Android at least has the ability to "install" a PWA as an app on your home screen. They just need to allow devs to list them on their app store, and then it really wouldn't be any more inconvenient than a native app.
- illuminati1911 4y agoI didn't say that it was more inconvenient than installing a native app, but it's not more convenient either. I don't see any reason to switch to these PWAs when native apps are usually guaranteed to have better UX, features, Apple Pay, Face ID support etc.
- smaccona 4y agoiOS has this too (Share button -> Add to Home Screen) but I don’t know if it’s as easy as Android.
- pjmlp 4y agoThat is TWAs are for.