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I had no idea! Cool to learn. It definitely makes complete sense in that scenario, but remains a very niche usecase where people have no other option. >People
by jjani 1y ago
I had no idea! Cool to learn.
It definitely makes complete sense in that scenario, but remains a very niche usecase where people have no other option.
>People outside tech just get installation instructions
People outside of tech don't need instructions to install non-PWA, store apps. So all this does to me is reinforce that no one is installing PWAs outside of niche scenarios where 1. people basically have to use the app due to a connection to a physical institution 2. they are explicitly told how to do it 3. the app is not available on the stores for legal reasons.
- ivan_gammel 1y ago> People outside of tech don't need instructions to install non-PWA, store apps. Depends on age and tech awareness. Many still do, when they cannot rely on a family member to do it for them. Overall installing PWA is no more complicated than getting something from a store.
- Scarblac 1y agoThat sounds like roughly all work related software? Not so niche at all.
- jjani 1y agoWho uses PWA for work-related apps though? There too, the standard is MDN which uses a curated version of the app stores.