You will need to install a companion app on your OS. On Linux, it’s available on all the major distro families. I use the Arch-based EndeavourOS, so I just installed it via the official Arch repos.
There is a small set up process but you are then able to install web apps easily!
Yeah, that would be great! Firefox is a good choice, but you also have LibreWolf (more private OOTB, the antifinger printing is a bit strict though), Zen Browser (which uses vertical tabs and has a lot of unique features), and Floorp (quite customisable).
I installed Chromium and created a webapp. If firefox will ever support webapps for linux I will switch.
There is an extension that you can install on Firefox and fork friends:
https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/pwas-for-firefox/
https://pwasforfirefox.filips.si/
You will need to install a companion app on your OS. On Linux, it’s available on all the major distro families. I use the Arch-based EndeavourOS, so I just installed it via the official Arch repos.
There is a small set up process but you are then able to install web apps easily!
Oh, nice. Thx I will try it. :) Hopefully I can ditch chromium with that. That would be awesome.
Yeah, that would be great! Firefox is a good choice, but you also have LibreWolf (more private OOTB, the antifinger printing is a bit strict though), Zen Browser (which uses vertical tabs and has a lot of unique features), and Floorp (quite customisable).