web install api

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The web install API is a proposed standard being tested by Google and Microsoft engineers to allow websites and third-party app directories to trigger the installation of Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) directly from web pages. This API aims to move install discovery away from app store silos and onto the open web, enabling PWAs to be installed without navigating through browser-specific prompts or storefronts. On WindowsForum.com, discussions cover the technical details, browser support, and implications for web developers and users, including how this API could streamline PWA distribution and enhance the user experience on Windows and other platforms.
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    Web Install API for PWAs: Install PWAs Directly from Web Pages

    Google and Microsoft engineers are testing a new Web Install API that would let websites — and even third‑party app directories — trigger the installation of Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) directly from web pages, moving install discovery off app store silos and into the open web itself. Background...
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