im not going to lie to you, I have no idea how github works or what that is. If its what im asking for then great, lol how do i use it
Itâs a standalone site-specific app for iOS and Android. It will run full screen and support mobile notifications.
If youâre not familiar then yes, a marketplace topic would be the best bet to find someone willing to build it.
Youâre also going to need app store accounts for Apple and Google, plus someone to maintain the app so that it doesnât get removed from the store.
im talking more of a tap-a-talk type configuration. ok ill post over there. ty
Yes - thereâs an official Discourse app - but it wonât put your community on the home screen, they will launch Discourse, sign into your community and then open Discourse to select it each time.
yeah i know that one however it opens it in safari and doesnt remove the url bar
There isnât a full URL bar, just the smaller domain link. Discourse Hub is the analog of Tapatalk anyhow. The React app may be more what youâre looking for.
ok so if it works for android and google chrome, there is no way for it to work on google chrome on an apple device because its apple I presume yes?
Thereâs no way to change the underlying browser, Chrome on iOS also falls back to Webkit.
If there were any Android devices using the specific Webkit version reported they would be affected too. One of the perks of Android is that they update the browser independently. Itâs a perk in principle, at least.
Yea now the problem is I canât even add it to home screen without it launching in that mode. So I guess itâs really broken now
Yeah until Apple releases some kind of fix it might be worth having someone disable the hidden pwa_display_browser_regex
setting.
Thatâs the issue 185400 describes, the cookie context between Safari and a PWA is no longer shared.
Sadly Apple doesnât make the status of the stuff theyâre tracking on Radar public, so until they issue a fix thereâs really not much that can be done, short of the app youâre pursuing.
They stopped signing iOS 11.X a while back, and even iOS versions prior to 12.1 are no longer being signed, so there isnât even a way to roll back to a âworkingâ version of Safari.
How do I save a bookmark without it trying to go thru pea. Now itâs even worse
One of the team needs to disable the hidden site setting if you donât want home screen bookmarks to PWA while theyâre broke.
yeah i have emailed them, thanks again @Stephen
Looks like lots of fixes are coming in the next Safari:
Since iOS 12.2 is live with lots of fixes for PWA, the standalone mode is whitelisted here in Meta for now.
- Gestures are working
- Authentication on Social Logins appear to be working too
- Web Share API works
@awesomerobot do you have any ideas about how a back button would look like.
I tried and swipe to go back works why do we need a back button? And also how can I activate standalone mode on my discourse installation?
Some may say itâs not that easy for users to discover this feature.
There is a hidden site setting with a regex to control it.
You can enable it with:
ssh root@your.server.ip
cd /var/discourse
./launcher enter app
rails c
SiteSetting.pwa_display_browser_regex = "completelydisabled"
They probably said the same thing about double-clicking the mouse!
Still not a great paradigm, for the recordâŚ