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## Progressive Enhancement
With JavaScript enabled some feature detection code is ran and if the browser is capable, the ability to favourite nodes is enabled. This is something I find really useful as I regularly check the status of my node on Atlas and have to search for it every time.
With JavaScript enabled some feature detection code is ran and if the browser is capable, the ability to "favourite" nodes is enabled. This is something I find really useful as I regularly check the status of my node on Atlas and have to search for it every time.
Browsers/operating systems that support web app manifests will allow the web app to be installed as to the home screen and act like a native application. Support for this isn't great yet but should improve over time. It currently works very well with Chrome on Android.
Browsers/operating systems that support web app manifests will allow the web app to be installed to your home screen and act like a native application. Support for this isn't great yet but should improve over time. It currently works very well with Chrome on Android.
If the browser supports service workers a service worker will silently cache all static assets in the background. It will also keep a copy of the latest data each time you visit the top 10 nodes or an individual node page. If you lose your internet connection in the future the service worker will pull relevant data out of it's cache if it's available and show a nice error page if not.
