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> the user had to know thst he has to push "Share" and "Add to home screen". So there has to be a tasteful user notification informing them that the site has e
by DANmode 3y ago
> the user had to know thst he has to push "Share" and "Add to home screen".
So there has to be a tasteful user notification informing them that the site has enabled that feature in the manifest?
- littlecranky67 3y agoLook at how android does it: By some heuristic (i.e. visiting the site regularly and interacting with it), Chrome will suggest you install the App (using Chromes UI). Additionally, you can have a custom UI button on your website, that triggers the install (user interaction is required to avoid install spam). Neither works for Safari/iOS. The only way to help the user, is to show a step-by-step tutorial how he has to navigate his iOS Safari to install. And on top of that, nothing is shared between the installed PWA and the Safari instance - always requiring the user to re-login after install. It is just poor UX.