Hello.

Sam Thorogood from our team writes: You've designed a webapp, built its code and service worker, and finally added the Web App Manifest to describe how it should behave when 'installed' on a user's device. This includes things like high-resolution icons to use for e.g. a mobile phone's launcher or app switcher, or how your webapp should start when opened from the user's home screen. And while many browsers will respect the Web App Manifest, not every browser will load or respect every value you specify.

The web is changing, we need to adapt

It might be a hard sell, but there are number of advantages to using the web.

Maybe? :)