manifest `display` property
See original GitHub issueDo we want to suggest or require any specific display property for PWA?
The options, thanks to a great presentation by @brucelawson
"display": "standalone"
"display": "fullscreen"
"display": "browser"
(the default)
display: minimal-ui
also exists in the spec, though I’m not sure Chrome supports it.
IMO, standalone
is the preferred UX. (Though I can see uses of fullscreen
)
Should we require either standalone
or fullscreen
, with a strong preference for standalone
?
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we should be recommending either standalone or fullscreen (anything else should be a warning imo.) Fullscreen would be frequently used for games, video players etc.
Sure I can do this.