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Installable web applications
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</ h2 >
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< p >
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- A common use case of a manifest is for a user agent to
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- < dfn data-local-lt ="installing|installation " data-lt =
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- "installed "> install</ dfn > a web application; whereby the user agent
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- provides the end-user with a means of instantiating a new < a > top-level
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- browsing context</ a > that has the manifest's members < a > applied</ a > to
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- it. A web application that is installed is known as a < dfn data-export =
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- ""> installed web application</ dfn > . That is, the manifest's members, or
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- their defaults, are in effect on the < a > top-level browsing context</ a > .
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- This distinguishes an installed web application from a traditional
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- bookmark, as opening a web page from a traditional bookmark will not
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- have the manifest's properties < a > applied</ a > to it.
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+ Any website is an < strong > installable web application</ strong > .
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+ < p >
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+ </ p >
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+ < p >
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+ A user agent can provide a way for the end-user to < dfn data-local-lt ="installing|installation " data-lt =
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+ "installed "> install</ dfn > a web application on the end-user's device, allowing the
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+ user to instantiate a new [=top-level browsing context=] with the
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+ manifest's members [=applied=].
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+ </ p >
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+ < p > Once a web application is [=installed=] it is known as a
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+ < dfn class ="export "> installed web application</ dfn > :
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+ That is, the manifest's members, or their defaults,
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+ are [=applied=] to the < a > top-level browsing context</ a > of the web application. This
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+ distinguishes an installed web application from a traditional bookmark,
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+ as opening a web page from a traditional bookmark will not have the
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+ manifest's properties < a > applied</ a > to it.
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</ p >
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< p class ="note ">
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For example, on user agents that support installation, a web
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