Progressive Web Apps OneDrive for Business will soon have a progressive web app As soon as this summer, OneDrive for Business could have a progressive web app. Installed progressive web apps are about to feel more native on Windows 10 Microsoft is testing several new options for installing progressive web apps on Windows 10. Microsoft Edge PWAs are about to look more like native Windows 10 apps Progressive web apps will soon look better and support more features on Windows 10. Grid List Latest about Progressive Web Apps Microsoft Edge Dev and Canary now let you switch profiles in PWAs By Sean Endicott published 25 January 21 Progressive web apps have a new profile switching option on Microsoft Edge Dev and Canary. Why progressive web apps (PWAs) may ultimately benefit Google more than Microsoft By Jason Ward last updated 12 August 20 The hybrid web-app solution, progressive web app, is touted as the possible solution to Microsoft's app gap; but it may do more good for Google than for Microsoft. Progressive Web Apps (PWA) may be the great equalizer for Microsoft, Google and Apple By Jason Ward last updated 12 August 20 What if Microsoft, Google, and Apple adopted one app standard? Progressive Web Apps may be that great equalizer. Looking for more good Progressive Web Apps, or PWAs? Check out Appscope. By Jason Ward last updated 12 August 20 Appscope founders Carl Unger and Oskar Larrson are on a mission to enlist developers, build PWA awareness among consumers and grow the PWA ecosystem. Here's how Microsoft is making Edge PWAs feel more like native apps By Dan Thorp-Lancaster last updated 21 May 20 Microsoft wants to combine the best of the web and native apps. You'll soon be able to uninstall PWAs using the Settings app and Start Menu By Sean Endicott published 19 June 19 Soon, you'll no longer have to use the menu within a PWA or your browser's settings to uninstall a PWA. Instead, you'll be able to uninstall it using the Settings app or Start Menu. Microsoft's PWA Builder hits version 2.0 with new design and more By Dan Thorp-Lancaster published 19 April 19 Microsoft has shipper version 2.0 of its PWA Builder tool, bringing a refreshed design, an update to the "Features" section, and more. Microsoft announces Teams Progressive Web App (PWA) preview for Windows 10 S By Dan Thorp-Lancaster last updated 29 November 18 Microsoft Teams is finally hitting the Microsoft Store in preview with a Progressive Web App for Windows 10 S devices. Microsoft is supporting Google's Progressive Web Apps platform and that's great news for everyone By Daniel Rubino last updated 21 November 18 Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) are an increasingly important piece of the app puzzle. But it's not just Microsoft pushing the tech. Today, we explain what PWA is and why it's such a big deal. Uber relaunches as a Progressive Web App on Windows 10 By Daniel Rubino last updated 20 November 18 Although Uber pulled support for its native app recently the app is back using m.uber.com - the companies Progressive Web App (PWA) website. 123 Get the Windows Central Newsletter All the latest news, reviews, and guides for Windows and Xbox diehards. Name: Your Email Address : Contact me with news and offers from other Future brands Receive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors Thank you for signing up to Windows Central. You will receive a verification email shortly. There was a problem. Please refresh the page and try again. MOST READ1How to change default apps for files on Windows 112Lenovo ThinkPad X13s review: Windows 11 on ARM has nothing to worry about3Diablo 4: How to respec skills and reset talents4Diablo 4 monetization explained: Battle Pass, Shop, and is it pay-to-win?5My Photo Stream for iPhone is going away, but you can replace it with OneDrive. Here's how.
Microsoft Edge Dev and Canary now let you switch profiles in PWAs By Sean Endicott published 25 January 21 Progressive web apps have a new profile switching option on Microsoft Edge Dev and Canary.
Why progressive web apps (PWAs) may ultimately benefit Google more than Microsoft By Jason Ward last updated 12 August 20 The hybrid web-app solution, progressive web app, is touted as the possible solution to Microsoft's app gap; but it may do more good for Google than for Microsoft.
Progressive Web Apps (PWA) may be the great equalizer for Microsoft, Google and Apple By Jason Ward last updated 12 August 20 What if Microsoft, Google, and Apple adopted one app standard? Progressive Web Apps may be that great equalizer.
Looking for more good Progressive Web Apps, or PWAs? Check out Appscope. By Jason Ward last updated 12 August 20 Appscope founders Carl Unger and Oskar Larrson are on a mission to enlist developers, build PWA awareness among consumers and grow the PWA ecosystem.
Here's how Microsoft is making Edge PWAs feel more like native apps By Dan Thorp-Lancaster last updated 21 May 20 Microsoft wants to combine the best of the web and native apps.
You'll soon be able to uninstall PWAs using the Settings app and Start Menu By Sean Endicott published 19 June 19 Soon, you'll no longer have to use the menu within a PWA or your browser's settings to uninstall a PWA. Instead, you'll be able to uninstall it using the Settings app or Start Menu.
Microsoft's PWA Builder hits version 2.0 with new design and more By Dan Thorp-Lancaster published 19 April 19 Microsoft has shipper version 2.0 of its PWA Builder tool, bringing a refreshed design, an update to the "Features" section, and more.
Microsoft announces Teams Progressive Web App (PWA) preview for Windows 10 S By Dan Thorp-Lancaster last updated 29 November 18 Microsoft Teams is finally hitting the Microsoft Store in preview with a Progressive Web App for Windows 10 S devices.
Microsoft is supporting Google's Progressive Web Apps platform and that's great news for everyone By Daniel Rubino last updated 21 November 18 Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) are an increasingly important piece of the app puzzle. But it's not just Microsoft pushing the tech. Today, we explain what PWA is and why it's such a big deal.
Uber relaunches as a Progressive Web App on Windows 10 By Daniel Rubino last updated 20 November 18 Although Uber pulled support for its native app recently the app is back using m.uber.com - the companies Progressive Web App (PWA) website.
