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Developers can now release Chromium-based PWAs on the Windows 10 Microsoft Store
After replacing its legacy Edge browser with a new Chromium-based version this year, Microsoft is now allowing app developers to submit Chromium-based Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) to the Windows 10 Microsoft Store.
[Updated] Some Windows 10 users are seeing the Office PWAs being automatically installed on their PCs
After previous reports revealed that Microsoft was apparently pushing the installation of Office PWAs to the PCs of some Windows Insiders, it appears that the company has also been doing the same with some Windows 10 users.
Some Windows 10 Insiders reporting pre-installed PWA versions of Office apps
It looks like Microsoft is automatically downloading Office PWAs on Windows 10 PCs, even without explicitly asking from the users.
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New Microsoft Edge Dev updates brings Family Safety Settings and SmartScreen improvements
Improvements to crashes when signing in, closing a PWA window
New Instagram PWA is now available in the Windows 10 Microsoft Store
As a PWA, users should experience a shortened feature release cycle as per other PWA's on the platform