# PWA Config

PWA (**Progressive Web App**) Navigating to your site on an Android phone will prompt you to add the app to your home screen.

Launching the app from your home screen will display your app. As such, it's critical that your application provides all navigation within the HTML (no reliance on the browser back or forward button).

#### Requirements

 Progressive Web Apps require HTTPS unless being served from localhost. If you're not already using HTTPS on your site, check out [Let's Encrypt](https://letsencrypt.org/) and [ZeroSSL](https://zerossl.com/).

#### Configuration

Configure your app name, description, icons and splashes in `config/laravelpwa.php`.

#### Change Images

For change icons/ splashes image replace **`public/images/icons`** images.

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