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Add rule to check the usage of web app manifest's short_name & name #136

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alrra opened this issue Apr 18, 2017 · 0 comments
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Add rule to check the usage of web app manifest's short_name & name #136

alrra opened this issue Apr 18, 2017 · 0 comments

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alrra commented Apr 18, 2017

See also:

Ref: #32


Android:

  • There are no differences between what browsers do (tested with Chrome, Opera, and Samsung Internet)

  • Where the text will be truncated depends on:

    • on the length of the characters sed

    • on the font used

    • on the size of the app icon + name, or where it's included

Note: The recommendation from the Chrome team was, and still is less then or 12 characters.


  • While on iOS there is no support for the manifest file, look into how the app text behaves (it's very similar)
  • Edge/Windows?
@alrra alrra self-assigned this Apr 25, 2017
@alrra alrra changed the title Add rule to check the usage of web app manifest's short_name Add rule to check the usage of web app manifest's short_name & name Sep 7, 2017
@alrra alrra closed this as completed in 78b6cb1 Sep 8, 2017
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