Hi @buehda
The plugin is based on progressive web app features. Such as a web app manifest and a serviceworker. Unfortunately those are not yet aviable for iOS. Thats why push and as well the offline and installable features won’t work on iOS.
Those features are in development at Apple/Safari and according to various predictions it will only be a matter of weeks untill it will be implemented.
But if you need further help configuring PWA for your site I’d be happy to have a look!
Kind regards,
Nico
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This reply was modified 8 years, 3 months ago by
Nico Martin.
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buehda
(@buehda)
Hi Nico
Thanks for your reply. Looking forward for iOS to implement the PWA features!
But in the meantime, what are the solutions to get a website like a standalone app? There are plenty around which work fine with my iPhone, but I don’t know how they technically work. Implementing meta info in the head works only for the home page, but when I open a sub-page, the Safari UI appears…
This works only for the home page:
<meta name="apple-mobile-web-app-capable" content="yes">
<meta name="apple-mobile-web-app-status-bar-style" content="black">
Probably those websites where it already works are not WordPress, but it would be nice to know a way to accomplish it for wordrpess without PWA!
Cheers