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So, do devs now need to definitively write-off PWAs as a failed experiment? Many of the promises of PWAs have fallen short, so maybe this is just the final nai
by curtis3389 3y ago
So, do devs now need to definitively write-off PWAs as a failed experiment?
Many of the promises of PWAs have fallen short, so maybe this is just the final nail in the coffin.
- Arch485 3y agoPWAs work _great_ on everything that isn't an Apple product. Linux and Windows support PWAs without issue. MacOS, iOS, etc. all do not. Chrome (I think any Chromium browser, but I'm not 100% sure), Firefox, and most other browsers support PWAs without issue (unless it's running on an aforementioned Apple platform). Apple's poor support for PWAs and subsequent removal of them is just Apple being anticompetitive, as usual: If PWAs don't work, your only option is the App Store.
- mmcnl 3y agoLinux does not support PWAs without issue. Badge icons don't work for example. Quite an important feature.
- TrianguloY 3y agoI've never been able to run PWA on Firefox for linux, only using Chromium. I don't even thing they work on windows. And from a quick internet search it appears there is no official support, although apparently you can install a third party extension+app on linux to support it