What PWA Can Do Today
A showcase of what is possible with Progressive Web Apps today.
A Progressive Web App (PWA) is a website that can be installed on your device and provide an app-like experience read more.
How to use this app
This app is itself a Progressive Web App which means it can be installed to the home screen of your mobile device or to your desktop.
A Progressive Web App (PWA) is a website that can be installed on your device and provide an app-like experience read more.
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Supported features
Using the beforeinstallprompt event, a native dialog can be displayed to install a web app
The Service Worker enables web apps to work offline
The Notifications API enables web apps to display notifications, even when the app is not active.
Shortcuts provide quick access to pages in your app from the app icon.
The View Transitions API enables app-like transitions between pages.
The Geolocation API enables users to share their location with web apps.
Media capture allows web apps to use the camera and microphone of a device
The Document Picture-in-Picture API makes it possible to open an always-on-top window that can be populated with arbitrary HTML content.
Access to the file system of the user's device
Web Authentication API (WebAuthn) enables passwordless authentication through your device's fingerprint reader or an external USB Security Key.
Protocol handling enables web apps to register their ability to open links with particular URL schemes.
The File Handling API enables web apps to register as file handlers with the operating system
The Contact Picker API allows web apps to select the user's contacts after permission has been granted.
The Web Share API invokes the native share mechanism of the device and allows users to share text, URLs or files.
The Share Target API allows web apps to register as a target for sharing content from other apps.
The Barcode Detection API detects barcodes and QR codes in images.
The Shape Detection API detects faces in images.
The Vibration API enables web apps to make a mobile device vibrate.
Record audio using MediaRecorder and visualize audio using Web Audio API.
The Media Session API allows web apps to display controls for media playback on a device's lock screen.
The Audio Session API configures how audio from web apps should mix with audio from native apps.
Capture Handle and Captured Surface Control enable screen capturing web apps to remotely control captured web apps.
Element Capture enables screen capturing web apps to record specific HTML elements.
The Background Sync API enables web apps to defer tasks when it's offline so they can be run when the network connection is restored.
The Periodic Sync API allows web apps to run tasks periodically, even when the app is not running.
The Background Fetch API enables web apps to download large files in the background even when the app is not running.
The Storage API enables web apps to persist structured data in the user's browser.
The Web Bluetooth API enables web apps to connect to Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) devices and read values from or write values to it.
The Web NFC API enables web apps to read and write to NFC tags.
Augmented reality enables web apps to place virtual objects in reality.
The Payment Request API provides a browser-based method to enable users to make payments on the web, using a credit card, Apple Pay or Google Pay.
The Screen Wake Lock API enables web apps to prevent devices from dimming or locking the screen when the app needs to keep running.
The DeviceOrientationEvent gives information about the physical orientation of the user's device.
The DeviceMotionEvent gives information about the speed of changes for the position and orientation of the user's device.
The NetworkInformation API provides information about the connection of a device, allowing web apps to adapt functionality based on network quality.
Speech synthesis provides text-to-speech and allows programs to read out their text content.
Speech recognition is part of the Web Speech API and provides the ability to recognize voice context from an audio input.
Touch events enable web apps to capture complex touch behaviour.
Internationalization (i18n) enables web apps to adapt to different languages and regions.
The Presentation API enables web apps to display content on external screens.
The Battery API provides information about the battery status of the device.
The Badge API allows web apps to display a badge on the home screen icon.
The Fullscreen API allows web apps to display content in fullscreen mode, hiding the browser UI.