@JarSyr @ChromiumDev This is exclusively about related native applications, though: https://t.co/GVFmiIkedk.
@JarSyr @ChromiumDev That’s the pattern to follow. The event won’t fire again when the app is already installed. ðŸ’
@JarSyr Oh, “it’s†should be “itsâ€. Where’s the edit button when you need it?
@JarSyr @ChromiumDev If the question is purely about finding out if the PWA is installed (vs. running in a browser tab), then you can check via
`if (window.matchMedia(‘(display-mode: standalone)’).matches) { // installed }`
@JarSyr @ChromiumDev It is possible today to find out from a PWA if it’s corresponding native Android app is installed: https://t.co/8yfpqTDSJP.
@andreban @kennethrohde @esviji @slightlylate @firt Could Web Packaging be the solution?
â° RemindMe https://t.co/QIMk01PX0i by @lamplightdev is a neat little app that showcases the power of Notification Triggers (https://t.co/rAPdLg8zEh): locally scheduled notifications that don’t need a network connection. Try it in Chrome on desktop or An
@kennethrohde @esviji @slightlylate @andreban The rejection message at least is pretty clear about this. Do we have this limitation in our docs, @andreban? The article https://t.co/xZsWlEJ9xT points to https://t.co/HxzQGlDQfD, when I search the print vers