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question: What's a good alternative for Chrome's standalone PWA-s?

I've recently switched to Firefox and I feel like it's overall a better experience – I just really miss the convenience of installing Progressive Web Applications as a standalone apps, or creating shortcuts from existing websites.

The benefit of this is that you can open them as a separate window, keeping the viewport size and hiding the URL bar.

Is there any viable alternative to this in Firefox?

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On Android Firefox has been able to install PWAs for a while, but not exactly as Chrome does (probably a restriction set by Google), they won't show up on the app list but only in your desktop.

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I use Smart Launcher and after installing PWA there's an option to add it to app list. What is your launcher?

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I've seen some independent projects on github like this one but haven't tried them yet.

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