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In my opinion PWAs don't need to be in app stores, but they need a MUCH better UX in all modern browsers - For example, I have installed the Spotify PWA in my L
by globalise83 4y ago
In my opinion PWAs don't need to be in app stores, but they need a MUCH better UX in all modern browsers - For example, I have installed the Spotify PWA in my Linux machine. I get a nice Spotify icon in my favourites toolbar and a great native-like user experience when I open it. I consider it completely separate app to (for example) Chrome browser which I have open at the same time. But if I weren't involved with web technologies day-to-day, I wouldn't have a clue that it was possible because my browser gives almost zero hints.
- sccxy 4y agoMy windows start menu is full of PWAs. Actually they are just regular websites and I guess most developers who created them never consider their website PWA. Many of those "PWA" websites were built before PWA term was invented. They work very well in my opinion. Minimal UI and they are always up to date. I do not have to download or login to any app store to use them. For average user finding this "Install this site as an app" button is a real UX issue.