Microsoft and Google collaborate to bring more web apps to the Play Store
Collaborating to bring more web apps
Web apps will support more features on Android.
Microsoft's Android support goes beyond native apps and devices like the Surface Duo. He reported that Microsoft is collaborating with Google to help bring more (and more importantly) progressive web apps to Android devices via the Play Store. Applications created using Microsoft's PWABuilder tool will use Google's Bubblewrap utility and library to take advantage of new features, including a new standard for web shortcuts, “deeper” push notifications and visual customizations. Web applications should simply feel more at home on your phone.
Microsoft said that it should not require more effort to implement extended features.
It will take some time to see the applications using the new features. Still, it can cause more and improved apps to reach your phone. It's no surprise to see Microsoft and Google working together in such a situation. While this gives creators more reason to use Microsoft's toolkit, Google gets more developers creating Android-friendly web apps instead of directing people to common apps in a browser.
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