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## Add To Homescreen
* Another important file after service worker in PWA is manifest.json, Which helps your webapp to get installed on the users homescreen like a native mobile app. This file contains the informations of your web app to work standalone similar to native mobile apps. The manifest is explained in detail below.
* Another important file in addition to service worker in PWA is manifest.json, Which helps your webapp to get installed on the user's homescreen like a native mobile app. This file contains the informations of your web app to work standalone similar to native mobile apps. The manifest is explained in detail below.
### Browser Support for Add To Homescreen
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### On Android
On Android, the "add to homescreen" banner comes up automatically if you meet the following requirements given below.
On Android, the "add to homescreen" banner comes up automatically if you meet the requirements given below.
This is what it should look like on Android:
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* `short name` is the short name of the web app. (It will be shown below the icon of your application)
* `theme_color` is the color of the top of the browser.
* `background_color` is the background color of the launch screen.
* `display` is the way the web app should display once launched on the phone.Right now there of 4 different options available now. They are,
* `fullscreen` - Tkes the whole space of your mobile screen.
* `standalone` - This option will make your app to work like a native mobile application. this makes the application to open on a new window, and place your application icon launcher on the mobile.
* `display` is the way the web app should display once launched on the phone. Right now there are 4 different options available. They are:
* `fullscreen` - Takes the whole space of your mobile screen.
* `standalone` - This option will make your app work like a native mobile application. This makes the application to open on a new window, and place your application icon launcher on the mobile.
* `minimal-ui` - This option is similar to standalone but with less UI Options
* `browser` - This is the default one. This will open the link in your browser as a new window
* `start_url` define the starting url of the website.
* `icons` is an array that store all the images location, sizes and type.
* `icons` is an array that stores all image locations, sizes and types.
### On other devices
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**Windows**
On windows phone, add the following meta tags to the head section of your HTML:
On Windows phone, add the following meta tags to the head section of your HTML:
```html
<meta name="msapplication-TileImage" content="/assets/images/icons/icon-144x144.png">