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FINALLY! ๐
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Does....Mozilla understand why people want/have been asking for PWA support? Because it sure as hell doesn't seem like it.
Element, Emby, CodeServer, Tesseract/Photon/Alexandrite/Lemmy-UI, Pairdrop, HomeAssistant, Nextcloud, and more. You know what all those have in common? I can "install" them in Chromium and they appear exactly like native desktop apps. THAT IS WHAT WE WANT, MOZILLA.
Honestly I still use Chrome for YouTube just for that. Pretty much everything else is Firefox
Same, though only for my self-hosted webapps and the occasional odd website that hates FF. I've not had any issues with YT in FF like some people have reported over the last several months. I would love to ditch Chromium entirely though.
If you change your user agent for those websites it'll usually just work lol