YouTube.com can now be installed as Progressive Web App: All you need to know
As per Google, PWAs are responsive as they fit any form factor, be it a desktop, mobile, or tablet.


While PWA are supposed to work “everywhere”, Google says with continuous and repeated use, experience with a PWA version of an app is going to get smoother. Image: Pixabay[/caption]Google defines PWA as “experiences that combine the best of the web and the best of apps”. The Progressive Web Apps go from pages in browser tabs to being more “immersive” like top-level apps, but at the same time “maintaining the web's low friction at every moment”. While PWA are supposed to work “everywhere”, Google says with continuous and repeated use, experience with a PWA version of an app is going to get smoother. It will offer very fast loading time even on slow network connections with the help of service workers, along with sending relevant Push Notifications and having an icon on the user's home screen that can load them as a fullscreen app experience.As per Google, PWAs are responsive as they fit any form factor, be it a desktop, mobile, or tablet. These are independent of connectivity support as they come with service workers, allowing users to work offline or on low quality networks. It is going to work on any browser and feel user-friendly like any app.PWAs also ensure no snooping is going to hamper or affect your security as it is served via TLS. even without actually installing anything, users will be able to save its icon on their home screen and share its URL with others.

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