I just built my first PWA from an existing website, using PWABUILDER and not able to figure out how to handle updates after installs. Currently only deterministic way of updating the PWA, is by uninstall & reinstalling. As per web.dev, it’s very ambiguous: Chrome Android checks every 24 hour to seek a copy of manifest if there is a change
Tag: progressive-web-apps
Not allowed to load local resource: chrome-error://chromewebdata/favicon@2x.png chrome-error://chromewebdata/
I’m following PWA tutorial and the same way implemented offline storage. In addition to the specified error, I got the following warnings I have web manifest installed with content: I have these tags in my layout and corresponding images in specified folders. Answer I made a mistake in code. I forgot to call handler of respondWith: Correct:
Vue.js 3: Store videos offline in a Vue PWA
I am using Vue 3 with Typescript. I am trying to show a video in the PWA. It works online great but when i try it offline the video is not loading. I store the video in the assets folder and in the finished dist the videos are in the media folder. Thank you for your help. Answer I found
Pwa installation own button installation in JS + HTML + CSS
I know how to do a pwa integration and the browser proposes the installation with the message “Add — to the home screen”. My wish is as follows: I would like to set up on the integrated PWA website a personalized button l “Install mobile version” in HTML so that my users can install the progressive web app as needed,
Should I return a promise in a JS Service Worker onFetch callback function if I don’t want to do anything with the original request?
My scenario is the following: I have a Progressive Web App that uses a Service Worker where I need to catch the request and do something with it every time the user requests a resource or leaves the current URL I’m handling that through adding a callback to the fetch event of the worker I only care about requested resources
Service Worker onClick event – Open and pass some data to a PWA
I have implemented push notifications for my PWA and my service worker (SW) is currently handling clicks on a notifications like this: If the app is running it will put it in the foreground and send it some data using the Client.postMessage API If the app is not running it will launch it via Client.openWindow using URL parameters that contain
PWA shortcut says “app not installed” when clicked
I found out about PWA shortcuts today and I tried setting it up but I can’t figure out how to make it work as I get an error “App Not installed” whenever I click the shortcut. The website is https://specy.github.io/skyMusic/ my manifest shortcut contains this: I think The issue I’m having comes from the react hashrouter, the final link should
ReactJS ServiceWorker storing the same code in multiple cache files
I am trying to add a serviceworker to an existing React app with this filesystem layout: Filesystem Basically a bit of initialization code is stored in the public folder, and all code of importance is in the src folder. In the serviceWorker.js file, I made an array of filenames to cache and call that array in the ‘install’ event listener,
Web app manifest does not meet the installability requirements
I try to make a progressive web app, but Lighthouse says, I don’t have enough icons, here are the Problems by Lighhouse: and there are two errors in the Fast and reliable “tab”, but this shouldn’t matter I think? Here is my Manifest.json: Where is my Problem ? Do you need some more Information ? Thanks for your Attention Answer
PWA – How to hide button add to screen
I make react app from Create React App then use default config PWA. But i got confused how to hide button add to screen. Any one can help me? thank you Answer You need to prevent the installation: In addition you can save the installation event and create a custom install button: