A web app is an app built for the web that you can access on any device. You can use web apps to have a website work as an app and access it on your computer or mobile devices through the launcher or home screen. Some web apps include extra features, like more storage to browse content offline, notifications, file system access, and icon badges.
Tip: Although web apps work offline, some may not work completely without an internet connection.
Install a web appTip: Some apps offer shortcuts to features. To find a list of app shortcuts, right-click the web app on the taskbar. Learn more about shortcuts for websites in Chrome.
Uninstall a web appUninstall from a Windows, Mac, or Linux computer Uninstall from a ChromebookGoogle Chrome notifies you about app updates when the app wants to update its name below its icon on your screen.
You can choose whether you want to accept the update or uninstall the app.
Important: When a change is drastic, like a name change to resemble a different app, it might be a malicious change by the developer. If you think that’s the case, uninstall the app.
If you're on Windows, Mac, or Linux, you can create shortcuts to open apps faster. You can put these shortcuts on your desktop or menus.
chrome://apps
.You can set up your apps to automatically launch when you sign in to Windows, Mac, or Linux.
chrome://apps
.Tip: To turn off this feature, right-click the app and deselect Launch at startup.
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