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How to Turn Websites Into Apps on Windows 10 / 11

Vincent by Vincent
2022-12-02
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Turn Websites Into Apps on Windows 10

Turn Websites Into Apps on Windows 10

The new version of Microsoft Edge comes with a feature where you can turn websites into apps. You can run them just as you would with any other app that can be download from Microsoft Store or over the Web. They are the exact version of the websites that you would regularly visit with a browser.

This feature was available in the older versions of Microsoft Edge but the HTML rendering engine used by Microsoft before limited the speed and reliability of the apps. The new Microsoft Edge is based on the Chromium project and this makes it fast and reliable. This feature is collectively called progressive web apps and is also available on Android.

Turn Websites Into Apps on Windows 10
Turn Websites Into Apps on Windows 10

Steps to Turn Websites Into Apps on Windows 10 / 11

Download the new Microsoft Edge Browser

Download the Microsoft Edge by following this link if you do not already have the Browser with Windows Update.

Microsoft Edge Browser

Enter the URL of the Website

Enter the URL of the website you would like to turn into an app. I would recommend using the homepage so you can easily navigate. I have used my Website https://www.ourphonestoday.com/

https://www.ourphonestoday.com/

Install the site as an App

Click on the three dots beside the URL bar on the far right to show the quick menu section then hover your computer’s cursor on the apps to reveal “Install this site as an app“. Click on it.

Install this site as an app

Name your App

Choose an appropriate name for your app that you would like to appear beside the app list and to make it searchable. Click install and you’re done.

You can then search this on your app list just like you would any app, uninstall it and reinstall it. Install as many web apps as you would and pin them to the taskbar to your heart’s content.

Here is a YouTube video to guide you through the installation process.

YouTube Tutorial on How to Turn Websites Into Apps on Windows 10
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