Microsoft’s OneDrive web app can now be installed as a Progressive Web App (PWA) with Microsoft Edge, Google Chrome, and other web browsers. Installing the web version of OneDrive as a PWA lets users open the service in its own ... Read more
Reddit joins the parade of new apps marching into the Windows 11 Store utilizing Progressive Web App development. Despite being the front page of the internet since 2005, it wasn't until 2016 that the company's technologies caught up to the ... Read more
Microsoft's Office 365 apps will no longer be supported on as Android apps on Chromebooks with a deadline for their official use set for September 18, 2021. While it may seem like a hysteria inducing situation for users who straddle ... Read more
Does a truly cross-platform development even exist for your business? Back in the day of the early internet age, and an era of desktops in every household it was thought to be a pipe dream by many in the industry. ... Read more
Microsoft is experimenting with a new feature that should make it easier to switch between multiple profiles in Edge progressive web apps (PWAs). The company has announced that the profile switcher is enabled by default for Edge Insiders running Windows ... Read more
Microsoft's Edge team continues to make transitioning from Google's Chrome browser over to their new Chromium-based browser easier. A tip from Redditor u/Leopeva64-2 shows that further customizations and functionality for the new Edge have been baked into the native Settings ... Read more
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.
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.
It looks like Microsoft is automatically downloading Office PWAs on Windows 10 PCs, even without explicitly asking from the users.
The official list of changes that have been made to the Twitter web app, and thus the official Windows 10 Twitter app, over the past month or so has been published. Many would have noticed by now the long overdue ... Read more
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Twitter’s web version updated today with a new native scheduler feature and a new emoji button in the compose box. Due to the nature of Progressive Web Apps (PWAs), the official Windows 10 Twitter app has also picked up these ... Read more
A Progressive Web App, also known as PWA for short, is a type of application software built using HTML, CSS, and Javascript. PWAs work on any platform and have much of the same capabilities as normal apps, including push notifications, ... Read more
The progressive web app (PWA) which powers the web and Windows 10 app versions of Twitter updated with a variety of changes this past month and an official list has finally been released detailing all of the adjustments and fixes ... Read more
A plethora of minor and major updates have been recently pushed out to the Twitter Progressive Web App which powers the official Windows 10 Twitter app. Among the improvements are added list functionality, better DM filtering, and support for videos ... Read more
Improvements to crashes when signing in, closing a PWA window
As a PWA, users should experience a shortened feature release cycle as per other PWA's on the platform
It’s been a while but a new batch of official release notes have been published detailing all of the recent changes made to the Twitter Progressive Web App (PWA) that’s used to power the Windows 10 Twitter app. Not all ... Read more
In an explainer document on GitHub, the Microsoft Edge team revealed its plan to allow PWAs to be registered as handlers for URL protocols.
After Microsoft recently introduced coloured title bars for PWAs in the Edge Canary channel, the Edge team now wants to go even further and implement title bar customisations for PWAs.
A nifty little 5-step workaround to get as close to a native app experience as possible for now.