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Not activating PWA install
The PWA manifest is there, but as far as i can see it does not have a valid Service worker for chrome to allow a Install.
Edit: This also affects Javatari.js
Yes, Service Worker is on its way for the next release soon. But current Chrome should still work with the old cache manifest, isn't it?
On Mon, Mar 30, 2020 at 7:52 PM Meowlithius [email protected] wrote:
The PWA manifest is there, but as far as i can see it does not have a valid Service worker for chrome to allow a Install.
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Jesus dang mobile interface i have coaxed atleast the desktop chrome to show its native install button (its just mostly copypasta though) https://delightfulfuzzyrevisioncontrol--meowlithius.repl.co/
WebMSX currenlty will not show any install button or PWA behavior, thats expected. It only runs offline via cache. Next vesion will be a real PWA.
Can you tell the source of information you found? Thanks
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Jesus dang mobile interface i have coaxed atleast the desktop chrome to show its native install button (its just mostly copypasta though) https://delightfulfuzzyrevisioncontrol--meowlithius.repl.co/
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Https://Web.dev does explain (very roughly) what you need to create a installable PWA.