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1.0.12 • Public • Published 4 years ago ReadmeCode Beta1 Dependency2 Dependents13 Versionsreact-pwa-installInstall handling for your React PWA.The problem this package is trying to solveSince intalling a PWA (aka Add to home screen) is handled differently by different browsers, it's rather hard to give this option to users conveniently. Currently only Chrome, Edge and Samsung Internet support this feature natively using the BeforeInstallPromptEvent. On iOS devices, FireFox mobile or Opera mobile the user needs to perform some manual steps to install the app to the home screen. Very few know this option even exists.What this package doesThis package provides a simple way to add a custom PWA installing capability to your app on several platforms, while not trying to do too much in terms of when and how or how often the install prompt is shown to the user. This is application dependent and should be left for the app developer to define.If a user is visiting your PWA from a browser that supports the native BeforeInstallPromptEvent, then this method will be used for the installation. ( Currently: Chrome - mobile and desktop, Edge - mobile, Samsung internet )If a user is visiting your PWA from a browser that supports "manual installation", then instructions will be shown to them. ( Currently iOS devices, FireFox - mobile, Opera - mobile).DemoTo view the demo visit: (view source code).InstallationTo use the package, you also need to install @material-ui/core.$ npm i --save react-pwa-install @material-ui/corePrerequisitesMake sure that your PWA is installable. You can use Lighthouse

Yes, and you have a look and feeling like the website is an app on your computer. That with no address bar or tabs strip in the window. The app is in reality a web browser and so the Turn Off the Lights browser extension work here too.What is PWA?PWA or Progressive Web Applications are web apps that work and function like native apps, although they are built using HTML, CSS, and Javascript like regular web pages do. Websites with PWA support are intended to work on any platform that uses a standards-compliant browser, including both desktop and mobile devices.How to install PWA?It is very easy to install a PWA. For example, when you are on the YouTube.com website you will see in the address bar (in Google Chrome) an extra icon like a computer with an arrow point downward. When you installed the App, it will be added to your installed applications page (for Google Chrome at chrome://apps).PWA download icon to install for example the YouTube app on your Windows or Mac computerWhen you open a PWA you see the window with the website content such as YouTube.com. But on the top left of that window, you see the puzzle icon. When you click on this icon, you can choose the Turn Off the Lights browser extension and any other installed browser extensions. And it will dim the web page and highlight the video player. Also, other content features such as AutoHD (720p, 1080, 4K, 8K), Atmosphere Lighting, will work in the app window. All browser extensions will work just like in the regular web browser mode.YouTube Progressive Web Applications windowYouTube app window with the dark layer enabled of the Turn Off the Lights browser extensionHow to uninstall PWAIt is very easy, just like the install you must open the 3 dots and choose in the context menu the item “Uninstall”. And everything from the app is removed from your Windows or Mac computer.Uninstall YouTube appPWA is supported in the latest Google Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Microsoft Edge web browser. If you like the free and open-source Turn Off the Lights browser extension. So please do not hesitate to support our work by making a small donation. And more awesome features are coming later this year that make video navigating and control even better. if you have any ideas, suggestions, or feedback. We appreciate it all to make it

In the address bar, it allows me to then open that tab in the app, which it transports me back to the PWA version with the correct thing opened, and closes the browser tab.This is infuriating as I run the PWA app so that I don't HAVE to install office locally. Also - in the office site (outlook.office.com) - no matter what "outlook tab" I'm in, if I go to another (Calendar, Contacts, etc) it opens a new tab, going back doesn't return to the other tab or open that context in the current tab, it opens a new tab again, every time I click any of the Mail, Calendar, Contacts, Files, or To Do left-hand options, it opens a new tab, unless I'm clicking on the same option that I'm currently in - then of course nothing happens. Was this reply helpful? Sorry this didn't help. Great! Thanks for your feedback. How satisfied are you with this reply? Thanks for your feedback, it helps us improve the site. How satisfied are you with this reply? Thanks for your feedback. "Closing the windows with an X always works when I'm helping a client who wants multiple windows open and I close one. "... this is not helpful at all (I'm sure we all know how to close a browser tab)I'm also having this issue in Firefox. It's a recent annoyance, and it's happening with all the left-side buttons (People, Files, etc.). If I don't happen to notice that I'm now

Ir al contenido principal Este explorador ya no se admite. Actualice a Microsoft Edge para aprovechar las características y actualizaciones de seguridad más recientes, y disponer de soporte técnico. Introducción a las aplicaciones web progresivas (PWA) Artículo10/09/2024 En este artículo -->Las aplicaciones web progresivas (PWA) son aplicaciones que se compilan mediante tecnologías web y que se pueden instalar y ejecutar en todos los dispositivos, desde un código base.Las PWA proporcionan experiencias nativas a los usuarios en dispositivos auxiliares. Se adaptan a las funcionalidades admitidas por cada dispositivo y también se pueden ejecutar en exploradores web, como sitios web.Para empezar a compilar una PWA, consulte Introducción a las PWA.Vídeo: Ignite | Marzo de 2021 | La historia de Web Apps Ventajas de PWAExperiencias nativasCuando se instalan en un dispositivo, las PWA funcionan igual que otras aplicaciones. Por ejemplo:Las PWA tienen sus propios iconos de aplicación que se pueden agregar a la pantalla principal o barra de tareas de un dispositivo.Las PWA se pueden iniciar automáticamente cuando se abre un tipo de archivo asociado.Las PWA se pueden ejecutar cuando el usuario inicia sesión.Las PWA se pueden enviar a almacenes de aplicaciones, como Microsoft Store.Funcionalidades avanzadasLas PWA también tienen acceso a funcionalidades avanzadas. Por ejemplo:Las PWA pueden seguir funcionando cuando el dispositivo está sin conexión.Las PWA admiten notificaciones push.Las PWA pueden realizar actualizaciones periódicas incluso cuando la aplicación no se está ejecutando.Los PWA pueden acceder a las características de hardware.Ventajas relacionadas con la webPor último, las PWA se pueden ejecutar en exploradores web, al igual que los sitios web. Ejecutar como sitios web proporciona ventajas a las PWA, como:Los motores de búsqueda pueden indexar las PWA.Las PWA se pueden compartir e iniciar desde un vínculo web estándar.Las PWA son seguras para los usuarios porque usan puntos de conexión HTTPS seguros y otras medidas de seguridad de usuario.Los PWA se adaptan al tamaño o la orientación de la pantalla del usuario y al método de entrada.Las PWA pueden usar API web avanzadas como WebBluetooth, WebUSB, WebPayment, WebAuthn o WebAssembly.Menor coste de desarrolloLas PWA tienen un coste de desarrollo multiplataforma mucho menor que las aplicaciones compiladas que requieren un código base específico e independiente para cada plataforma, como Android, iOS y cada sistema operativo de escritorio.Con una PWA, puede usar un único código base que se comparte entre su sitio web, aplicación móvil y aplicación de escritorio (entre sistemas operativos).Compatibilidad entre dispositivosLas aplicaciones web progresivas (PWA) se compilan mediante código HTML, CSS y JavaScript hospedado en servidores web y que se ejecuta en motores de explorador web. Se pueden usar directamente en un explorador web, como un sitio web, o instalarse en un dispositivo desde una tienda de aplicaciones o mediante la característica de instalación