The truth is NOT for mobile Safari, at the time I write this answer. I am doing a long research... The Apple PWA on Safari increased a lot, but is not comparable to others like Google Chrome browser. As It was said in the article:
At this point in time Apple's iPhone and iPads do not support native
push notifications. You can gracefully fallback to SMS notifications.
So, till the moment I have this resume to share:
- Do Progressive Web Apps (PWA) work on iOS? YES...
- Apple may wants to turn the PWA as an alternative to the Apple Store.
- We still can’t open an external link in Safari
- Still can’t use Push Notifications
- There is a 50MB service worker cache limit
- Web apps that have not been used will have their cached assets purged after 7 days
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