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Installing a PWA on Firefox for Android adds the icon to the homescreen with a tiny Firefox icon at the bottom. The look and feel is Android, there's no obviou

Installing a PWA on Firefox for Android adds the icon to the homescreen with a tiny Firefox icon at the bottom. The look and feel is Android, there's no obvious bits that would look either Firefox or Chrome. https://web.dev/learn/pwa/tools-and-debug#using_physical_devices https://web.dev/learn/pwa/tools-and-debug#using_physical_dev... at "Firefox Remote Debugging" says there's a way to debug Firefox for Android PWAs. So I'm fairly sure the PWA is running using Firefox for Android. I also never accepted the terms and conditions for Chrome on this phone.

rchaud 3y ago
The look and feel of the app itself is a CSS issue. There are web app frameworks that specifically offer themes matching style guides provided by Apple and Google. Framework7 is an example: the demo app on the home page is styled using iOS UI elements, and there is an option for more Android style designs as well. https://framework7.io/ https://framework7.io/
- rafram 3y ago
  I wouldn’t say that demo is very convincing…