Background sync (only available in Chrome).Push notifications (not available on iOS).App switching works just like native apps.Can be installed on the home screen with an app icon.This is where the progressive web application (PWA) standards close the gap, allowing web applications to appear to the end-user like a native mobile app. Take Twitter for example: browsing their website on a mobile device looks and feels very similar to the experience on their mobile app. As they become more powerful, the differences in functionality and quality of UX between those web applications and native mobile apps are shrinking. Rich web applications (powered by React, Angular, and other JS frameworks) have become the norm on the web over the last few years. Fortunately, a new tool has been added to the digital product toolbelt that promises to help with enterprise mobile app strategy: Progressive Web Applications (PWAs). One common workaround is to prioritize certain device platforms (such as iOS over Android), which can lead to user experience fragmentation. This increases the level of effort to build and support so many applications, which can be cost prohibitive to businesses. There are native phone apps for iOS and Android, a responsive web application, and potentially even Mac, Windows, and Linux desktop applications. A product owner launching an enterprise application has a multitude of device platforms to consider.
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