PWA would be a nice addition to your site to allow everyone to add Zaphosting as an “app” to all platforms without fully developing an actual app for systems.
Thanks for sharing this! 💚 We’ve logged your idea and will keep this on the roadmap to see if its feasible for our future use.
Dan
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Mar 9
Thank you for your suggestion!
A Progressive Web App (PWA) version of the website could indeed allow users to install the platform as an app-like experience directly from their browser. This can provide benefits such as faster access from the home screen, improved caching, and a more app-like interface without requiring a full native application.
At the moment, our platform is designed primarily as a fully responsive web interface, which already works across desktop and mobile devices through standard browsers. While PWA support could provide additional convenience, implementing it would require significant adjustments to how the website handles caching, sessions, updates, and certain dynamic panel features to ensure everything continues to function reliably.
Because of this, PWA support is not currently planned, but we appreciate the suggestion and will keep it in mind as we evaluate potential improvements to the platform and user experience in the future.
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Dan
Mar 9
Thanks for sharing this! 💚
We’ve logged your idea and will keep this on the roadmap to see if its feasible for our future use.
Dan
Mar 9
Thank you for your suggestion!
A Progressive Web App (PWA) version of the website could indeed allow users to install the platform as an app-like experience directly from their browser. This can provide benefits such as faster access from the home screen, improved caching, and a more app-like interface without requiring a full native application.
At the moment, our platform is designed primarily as a fully responsive web interface, which already works across desktop and mobile devices through standard browsers. While PWA support could provide additional convenience, implementing it would require significant adjustments to how the website handles caching, sessions, updates, and certain dynamic panel features to ensure everything continues to function reliably.
Because of this, PWA support is not currently planned, but we appreciate the suggestion and will keep it in mind as we evaluate potential improvements to the platform and user experience in the future.