[amanzi]

Even us die-hard Firefox users are forced to use other browsers just to get full PWA support. If Mozilla makes it difficult for fans of their browser to stick with Firefox, it's not surprising that non-Firefox users won't bother sticking with it or even trying it in the first place.

[zelphirkalt]

It is not really Mozilla doing anything to make it difficult to get the same experience, but rather uninformed or ignorant web developers building Chromium/Chrome-only experiences. For examples just check out the uninformed tech stack of Slack, MS Teams, and similar that so many companies use. None of those tools work properly in FF, since their devs do not create a cross browser experience adhering to standards. While I am not particularly a fan of Discord, I want to mention, that already years ago they had a working voice and video chat working in the browser in FF. No idiotic gaslighting attempt of "having to change the browser".

A notification on a website stating that one must use another browser is a sign of utter incompetence or ignorance.

[int_19h]

Lack of installable PWA support is squarely on Firefox. At this point, I think they're the only remotely major browser that doesn't have it.

And yes, there is an extension for that. Which is unofficial, requires you to do hacky things (such as installing a whole separate Firefox runtime), and still doesn't fully support things like notifications.

[archerx]

Come on, even Safari supports PWA on iOS. At this point it feels like there was active sabotage going on at Mozilla.