How to install a PWA on iPhone, Android, Windows and Mac
Every way to install a progressive web app: Safari on iPhone, Chrome on Android, Chrome and Edge on Windows and macOS, and Add to Dock in Safari. Plus how to remove a PWA.
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The installable web, explained without hand-waving.
Practical guides to manifests, installation, offline behavior and browser capabilities—grounded in what the platform actually exposes.
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Offline PWAs: how to tell if a web app really works offline
Installing a PWA doesn't make it work offline. Here's how offline web apps actually work, what to look for, and two quick tests — airplane mode and Chrome DevTools.
Read the guidePWA vs native app: an honest comparison for users and makers
Where progressive web apps beat native apps, where they still fall short, and what changed on iPhone and in the EU — for users and for the teams deciding what to build.
Read the guideWhat is a PWA? A practical guide to Progressive Web Apps
A PWA is still a website, but one designed to earn app-like privileges. Here is what that actually means across browsers, devices and operating systems.
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