“Add to Homescreen” within the Android For Work framework
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I do have a PWA where "Add to Homescreen" works fine on Safari for iOS and Chrome for Android.
When I try to deploy the same PWA within the Android For Work framework, deployed on Managed Android devices in my compagny, pop-up appears, but nothing happens...
Does anyone have already succeeded in having this feature work under Android For Work?
If yes, could you share how you achieve that?
Thanks in advance!
progressive-web-apps android-for-work
asked Nov 23 '18 at 15:22
JulienJulien
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I do have a PWA where "Add to Homescreen" works fine on Safari for iOS and Chrome for Android.
When I try to deploy the same PWA within the Android For Work framework, deployed on Managed Android devices in my compagny, pop-up appears, but nothing happens...
Does anyone have already succeeded in having this feature work under Android For Work?
If yes, could you share how you achieve that?
Thanks in advance!
progressive-web-apps android-for-work
asked Nov 23 '18 at 15:22
JulienJulien
111
you should provide the results of your efforts, what have you tried so far? can you post the code?
– DaFois
Nov 23 '18 at 15:49
Well, here is what I tried: launch Chrome > go to link (this is just a random exemple) > hit the "add a bookmark to home screen button" > check result. Works fine with Chrome. Does work at all using Chrome for Work...
– Julien
Nov 26 '18 at 23:57
add a comment |
I do have a PWA where "Add to Homescreen" works fine on Safari for iOS and Chrome for Android.
When I try to deploy the same PWA within the Android For Work framework, deployed on Managed Android devices in my compagny, pop-up appears, but nothing happens...
Does anyone have already succeeded in having this feature work under Android For Work?
If yes, could you share how you achieve that?
Thanks in advance!
progressive-web-apps android-for-work
asked Nov 23 '18 at 15:22
JulienJulien
111
I do have a PWA where "Add to Homescreen" works fine on Safari for iOS and Chrome for Android.
When I try to deploy the same PWA within the Android For Work framework, deployed on Managed Android devices in my compagny, pop-up appears, but nothing happens...
Does anyone have already succeeded in having this feature work under Android For Work?
If yes, could you share how you achieve that?
Thanks in advance!
progressive-web-apps android-for-work
progressive-web-apps android-for-work
asked Nov 23 '18 at 15:22
JulienJulien
111
asked Nov 23 '18 at 15:22
JulienJulien
111
asked Nov 23 '18 at 15:22
JulienJulien
111
asked Nov 23 '18 at 15:22
JulienJulien
111
asked Nov 23 '18 at 15:22
JulienJulien
111
111
you should provide the results of your efforts, what have you tried so far? can you post the code?
– DaFois
Nov 23 '18 at 15:49
Well, here is what I tried: launch Chrome > go to link (this is just a random exemple) > hit the "add a bookmark to home screen button" > check result. Works fine with Chrome. Does work at all using Chrome for Work...
– Julien
Nov 26 '18 at 23:57
add a comment |
you should provide the results of your efforts, what have you tried so far? can you post the code?
– DaFois
Nov 23 '18 at 15:49
Well, here is what I tried: launch Chrome > go to link (this is just a random exemple) > hit the "add a bookmark to home screen button" > check result. Works fine with Chrome. Does work at all using Chrome for Work...
– Julien
Nov 26 '18 at 23:57
you should provide the results of your efforts, what have you tried so far? can you post the code?
– DaFois
Nov 23 '18 at 15:49
you should provide the results of your efforts, what have you tried so far? can you post the code?
– DaFois
Nov 23 '18 at 15:49
Well, here is what I tried: launch Chrome > go to link (this is just a random exemple) > hit the "add a bookmark to home screen button" > check result. Works fine with Chrome. Does work at all using Chrome for Work...
– Julien
Nov 26 '18 at 23:57
Well, here is what I tried: launch Chrome > go to link (this is just a random exemple) > hit the "add a bookmark to home screen button" > check result. Works fine with Chrome. Does work at all using Chrome for Work...
– Julien
Nov 26 '18 at 23:57
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Ok, for what is worth, I've found the answer to my issue.
Fact is that it is related to Samsung Touchwiz interface, that prevents this feature to work properly.
It's ok on a stock Android, or even Moto G5, from Android 8.1.
answered Nov 27 '18 at 22:25
JulienJulien
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Recently Google introduced that ability in Android enterprise to create proper apps from web apps. It will depend on your solution provider whether this is already supported for your environment. But you can do a web search for e.g. android enterprise web apps to learn more about this.
With that approach the enterprise admin creates the app and can install it on all devices they wish. At the same time, the app will appear in the work store, so users can just install it like a normal app.
answered Mar 20 at 11:43
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Yes, I've been informed by our MDM provider that this functionality was available. And indeed, it's working pretty fine.
– Julien
Mar 24 at 23:37
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Ok, for what is worth, I've found the answer to my issue.
Fact is that it is related to Samsung Touchwiz interface, that prevents this feature to work properly.
It's ok on a stock Android, or even Moto G5, from Android 8.1.
answered Nov 27 '18 at 22:25
JulienJulien
111
add a comment |
Ok, for what is worth, I've found the answer to my issue.
Fact is that it is related to Samsung Touchwiz interface, that prevents this feature to work properly.
It's ok on a stock Android, or even Moto G5, from Android 8.1.
answered Nov 27 '18 at 22:25
JulienJulien
111
add a comment |
Ok, for what is worth, I've found the answer to my issue.
Fact is that it is related to Samsung Touchwiz interface, that prevents this feature to work properly.
It's ok on a stock Android, or even Moto G5, from Android 8.1.
answered Nov 27 '18 at 22:25
JulienJulien
111
Ok, for what is worth, I've found the answer to my issue.
Fact is that it is related to Samsung Touchwiz interface, that prevents this feature to work properly.
It's ok on a stock Android, or even Moto G5, from Android 8.1.
answered Nov 27 '18 at 22:25
JulienJulien
111
answered Nov 27 '18 at 22:25
JulienJulien
111
answered Nov 27 '18 at 22:25
JulienJulien
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answered Nov 27 '18 at 22:25
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Recently Google introduced that ability in Android enterprise to create proper apps from web apps. It will depend on your solution provider whether this is already supported for your environment. But you can do a web search for e.g. android enterprise web apps to learn more about this.
With that approach the enterprise admin creates the app and can install it on all devices they wish. At the same time, the app will appear in the work store, so users can just install it like a normal app.
answered Mar 20 at 11:43
HD.HD.
1,84111715
Yes, I've been informed by our MDM provider that this functionality was available. And indeed, it's working pretty fine.
– Julien
Mar 24 at 23:37
add a comment |
Recently Google introduced that ability in Android enterprise to create proper apps from web apps. It will depend on your solution provider whether this is already supported for your environment. But you can do a web search for e.g. android enterprise web apps to learn more about this.
With that approach the enterprise admin creates the app and can install it on all devices they wish. At the same time, the app will appear in the work store, so users can just install it like a normal app.
answered Mar 20 at 11:43
HD.HD.
1,84111715
Yes, I've been informed by our MDM provider that this functionality was available. And indeed, it's working pretty fine.
– Julien
Mar 24 at 23:37
add a comment |
Recently Google introduced that ability in Android enterprise to create proper apps from web apps. It will depend on your solution provider whether this is already supported for your environment. But you can do a web search for e.g. android enterprise web apps to learn more about this.
With that approach the enterprise admin creates the app and can install it on all devices they wish. At the same time, the app will appear in the work store, so users can just install it like a normal app.
answered Mar 20 at 11:43
HD.HD.
1,84111715
Recently Google introduced that ability in Android enterprise to create proper apps from web apps. It will depend on your solution provider whether this is already supported for your environment. But you can do a web search for e.g. android enterprise web apps to learn more about this.
With that approach the enterprise admin creates the app and can install it on all devices they wish. At the same time, the app will appear in the work store, so users can just install it like a normal app.
answered Mar 20 at 11:43
HD.HD.
1,84111715
answered Mar 20 at 11:43
HD.HD.
1,84111715
answered Mar 20 at 11:43
HD.HD.
1,84111715
answered Mar 20 at 11:43
HD.HD.
1,84111715
1,84111715
Yes, I've been informed by our MDM provider that this functionality was available. And indeed, it's working pretty fine.
– Julien
Mar 24 at 23:37
add a comment |
Yes, I've been informed by our MDM provider that this functionality was available. And indeed, it's working pretty fine.
– Julien
Mar 24 at 23:37
Yes, I've been informed by our MDM provider that this functionality was available. And indeed, it's working pretty fine.
– Julien
Mar 24 at 23:37
Yes, I've been informed by our MDM provider that this functionality was available. And indeed, it's working pretty fine.
– Julien
Mar 24 at 23:37
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you should provide the results of your efforts, what have you tried so far? can you post the code?
– DaFois
Nov 23 '18 at 15:49
Well, here is what I tried: launch Chrome > go to link (this is just a random exemple) > hit the "add a bookmark to home screen button" > check result. Works fine with Chrome. Does work at all using Chrome for Work...
– Julien
Nov 26 '18 at 23:57