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Co-authored-by: Beth Pan <xupa@microsoft.com>
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But how it was archived? Safari on macOS Sonoma supports the Web App Manifest, which is a JSON file that describes the Web App metadata. This includes the app's name, description, icons, and more. The pwa-install component uses this information to create a native-like installation experience for PWAs on iOS/iPadOS and macOS Sonoma.

But here's a catch: Safari on macOS doesn't provide any API to detect Web Apps availability. So we had to use a workaround to detect Web Apps availability on macOS platform.
But here's a catch: Safari on macOS doesn't provide any API to detect Web Apps availability. So, we used a workaround to detect Web Apps availability on macOS platform.

[Here's how it works](https://github.com/khmyznikov/pwa-install/blob/cf73d0c382fd87aa6b5a5cc40f0474150efe3487/src/utils.ts#L24):

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