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Mozilla does not want to support PWAs in Firefox, yet MDN has a PWA manifest and can be installed in Chromium.
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it does? How
Did my image not load?
Anyway, there's a webapp application that came with Mint and I can use it to setup PWAs through Firefox. I use it for my two router's setup pages.
Here's a link to the git for the that application: https://github.com/linuxmint/webapp-manager
Doesnt seem like it. But thanks
It's not firefox that supports it, it's an app called webapp manager. you can make webapps using any browser you have installed.
You can use it on any distro.
Well, yes. I guess I was saying more that it can be done.
Poor wording on my part.
It's not a problem. I just wanted to clarify that it's distro and browser agnostic.
Oh, my bad. I see you're on world. I don't think the uploaded images in kbin's comments show up on there very well.
See if you can see it from this link.
Ah i see thanks. I used to use this one which is an extension + a backend app iirc
Nice, I was trying to figure out how to get that working with Firefox. But, to be fair, it's not Firefox that's supporting PWA, it's the mint webapp-manager which is only included with Mint and requires extra steps to install on other OSes. Not as straight forward as PWA being directly supported by Firefox.