Limited Availability
Progressive web app
id: manifest
Web app manifest
A web app manifest file provides metadata about the site. The browser can use the metadata to install the site as a standalone application on the user's device. The metadata usually includes the app's name, icon, description, and ways in which the app wishes to integrate with the device.
Baseline Status:
This feature is currently Limited and is missing in at least one major browser engine.
Desktop Browser Engine Support
Google Chrome
53
Supported
Mozilla Firefox
—
Unsupported
Apple Safari
17
Supported
Microsoft Edge
79
Supported
Mobile Browser Engine Support
Chrome Android
53
Firefox Android
79
Safari iOS
15.4
Specifications and References
MDN Browser Compat Data Keys:
html.elements.link.rel.manifest ↗
manifests.webapp.background_color ↗
manifests.webapp.description ↗
manifests.webapp.display ↗
manifests.webapp.icons ↗
manifests.webapp.id ↗
manifests.webapp.name ↗
manifests.webapp.orientation ↗
manifests.webapp.scope ↗
manifests.webapp.serviceworker ↗
manifests.webapp.serviceworker.scope ↗
manifests.webapp.serviceworker.src ↗
manifests.webapp.serviceworker.use_cache ↗
manifests.webapp.short_name ↗
manifests.webapp.start_url ↗
manifests.webapp.theme_color ↗