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Seeing this post and wondering about the security implications of using a browser like this from Flatpak led me to make this post.
Nice one. but I always use several PWAs in my desktop and also in mobile.
How can I use lemmy as a PWA? No “install” option appears in Brave’s, unlike what happens for Mastodon.
In Vivaldi I use the context menu of the tab. no problem to add nearly everyting as PWA.
Lemmy isn’t technically a PWA so I imagine it’s just not being detected by the browser.
Or you could use Firefox Multi Account Containers.