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Any idea of how I can use this with Android? If not then what can I use instead. I don't want to use the WebApps app or anything chrome based. |
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filips123
Nov 26, 2021
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You can use normal Firefox for Android which already supports PWAs. Just click on three dots to open menu and then "Install" or "Add to home screen". However, If the website doesn't provide PWA manifest, you will just add an icon to your home screen that will open the browser and sti display address bar and other browser UI. |
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You can use normal Firefox for Android which already supports PWAs. Just click on three dots to open menu and then "Install" or "Add to home screen".
However, If the website doesn't provide PWA manifest, you will just add an icon to your home screen that will open the browser and sti display address bar and other browser UI.