According to Windows Central, Microsoft Edge will be the default browser for Snapchat's Progressive Web App (PWA) on Windows 10 and Windows 11 computers.
Snapchat has finally made an appearance on the Microsoft Store as a Progressive Web App after avoiding the Windows platform with no official apps or support.
According to Windows Central, Microsoft Edge will be the default browser for Snapchat's Progressive Web App (PWA) on Windows 10 and Windows 11 computers.
Any device can use a Progressive Web Application (PWA), a form of a web app that can function as both a web page and a mobile app.
According to the source, the app is based on the recently launched online version of Snapchat and is run on Microsoft's Chromium-based Microsoft Edge browser.
The software is only 1.4 MB in size when installed. Snapchat is always current and has the same functionality as the web version thanks to this, which also guarantees this.
According to the source, even if the app runs through Microsoft Edge, Windows will still consider it as a native app, giving it a Start Menu icon, notification support, and other features.
The Snapchat PWA is available for free download from the Microsoft Store.
The social media platform unveiled a number of new features in October, including "Custom Story Expiration," which gives premium users the ability to decide when their tales expire.
Additionally, Snapchat+ (Snapchat Plus) users can now set Snaps on their story to expire after one hour or up to one week with the new feature.
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