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It does not. It doesn't support the installprompt event and hides the "add to home screen" behind 4 actions/clicks to make sure the users don't easily install P
by owebmaster 3mo ago
It does not. It doesn't support the installprompt event and hides the "add to home screen" behind 4 actions/clicks to make sure the users don't easily install PWAs.
- nozzlegear 3mo agoSo one missing thing is enough to decide that PWA support isn't broad and Apple doesn't care about them, despite all those supported PWA APIs? > behind 4 actions/clicks to make sure the users don't easily install PWAs. I maintain a PWA for retainer client. Our website has a paragraph telling users how to install the PWA via the share button. We'd have a paragraph telling them how to install it from the App Store too if it weren't a PWA.
- dylan604 3mo agoI think the fact that the paragraph is necessary is the damning part
- nozzlegear 3mo agoLike I said, we'd have that paragraph even if the app was on the App Store. If it's damning, then it only damns the users because they're goldfish.
- owebmaster 3mo agoOne missing thing? You think Apple forgot to implement the install event? Or that there is some technical reason?
- nozzlegear 3mo agoNo, I'm asking if that's the one thing you're hung up on? I feel like that was obvious.