And what exactly is that place? I've asked this three times already and you still can't answer what it is that Safari doesn't support and must implement to be "on par" with Chrome.
> and making sure it worked on my phone
You wrote this after I literally said, "I looked it up on Can I Use. It was for desktop versions."
So:
- you still haven't said what exactly you're missing from Safari to consider that it "properly supports PWAs"
- you clearly ignore what I write
At this point I'm no longer interested in this one-sided conversation
You've been repeatedly given answers, but you have decided to dismiss them because you decided they're somehow irrelevant, just like I suspect the people at Apple will dismiss any valid criticisms of Safari, and only listen to the gushing Apple fanboys that claim Safari is all rainbows and unicorns.
> - you clearly ignore what I write
"The hypocrisy is strong with this one" -Yoda
> At this point I'm no longer interested in this one-sided conversation
... aaaand that's how a fantroll ends a conversation he's losing.
>> It... Literally does?
> I looked it up on Can I Use. It was for desktop versions.
I answered that after literally clicking the menu item and making sure it worked on my phone. My guess, after reading through https://caniuse.com/web-app-manifest , is that maybe there's something about service workers or background processing that they're not doing, but just sticking an icon on the homescreen, empirically, works fine.