AirlockDoc to [email protected] • 1 year ago

Is there any solution for PWA's with Firefox that Don't require 20 steps and a bunch of other software on Windows?

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Is there any solution for PWA's with Firefox that Don't require 20 steps and a bunch of other software on Windows?

AirlockDoc to [email protected] • 1 year ago

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I really like using PWA’s but FF does not allow them. I have seen a PWA extension but it requires a whole bunch of Software be added to achieve it.

Is there any other solution without resorting to a Chromium based browser ?

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He’s talking about desktop, where there’s no built-in way to install PWAs. You’re probably on Android?
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