it is really useful!

Great stuff. Just wanted to leave this note in case current users come here after theirs breaks: The native program has to be manually updated to support the latest Firefox. Go to github - filips123/PWAsForFirefox/issues/611

Great add on and works perfectly fine for me.
I would appreciate if the PWA can safe login cookies, so that I don't have to type my password every time I start the app.

This is an impressive addon. This functionality is present in chromium/chrome based browsers but sadly lacking in Firefox. Working well so far on Windows 10.

Work really well, even better than on Chrome, because you can customize a bit the PWA (like adding tabs for example, works really well to replace electron app on Linux)

Professionally build extension that brings PWAs to Firefox! Easy set-up and extensive user guide. Congrats to the developer!

Pretty much does what a PWA is supposed to do! I hope one day this extension will not be required and Firefox will just have PWA's by itself.

Does exactly what it says it does and looks native on my linux desktop

Dear Mozilla, consider supporting PWAs out of the box...

This app is very solid. The functionality that this extension provides requires a special installation method and the extension instructions make this complex process simple. Once installed, everything is very easy.

I think that the default behavior should be to reuse existing windows instead of creating new instances, though this can be configured in the browser settings within each web app.

For me this app is a must have. I have several fixed google documents per month that I open and edit very frequently every day. Having this plus a system launcher (like albert launcher) simplifies my work a lot.

Works perfect!

This AddOn is awsome! You have a lot of option when setting up a PWA and the browser settings of each PWA profile are separate from each other and from the main browser.

I installed this add-on after reading a Mozilla Developer Network article about Progressive Web Applications. I have a disdain for monopolies, so this allowed me to use a semi-officially endorsed method to install web apps via Firefox instead of using a Chromium based web browser. Perhaps someday Mozilla will decide to directly incorporate this extension as an integral component of Firefox.

All the web apps I have installed (some on Windows 11, some on Fedora, some on Debian) work as expected with no noticeable glitches.