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Currently the web app manifest definition located at public/images/manifest.json contains two errors as reported by Google Chrome DevTools:
Manifest: property 'start_url' ignored, should be same origin as document.
Icon downloaded from the manifest was empty or corrupted
Expected behavior:
The manifest should allow the application to be added to the home screen on Android or other platforms that support the Web App Manifest API specification.
Actual behavior:
Google Chrome for Android will install the incorrect icon on the homescreen.
Mozilla Firefox for Android will not properly prompt for homescreen addition.
Relevant logs:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
@RocketChat/core
Closes#9990
This pull request properly brings the web app manifest up-to-date to the current specification and resolves the incorrect start_url origin and the path to the broken images as seen in this screenshot.
This resolves the unwanted and incorrect behavior experienced in both Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox for Android.
![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/643503/36929663-052fe33c-1e49-11e8-8a68-3d8e666d30e8.png)
Description:
Currently the web app manifest definition located at
public/images/manifest.json
contains two errors as reported by Google Chrome DevTools:Expected behavior:
The manifest should allow the application to be added to the home screen on Android or other platforms that support the Web App Manifest API specification.
Actual behavior:
Relevant logs:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: