@sblatz Is this supposed to work in private?
I'm not 100% sure. It feels weird to me that it switches to private mode, but let me ask @NotWoods ๐
I don't think we've defined this anywhere. I'm currently working on tweaking the PWA site controls notification to indicate if a PWA is in private mode. Personally, I think that the PWA should match whichever mode you were in when you installed it, and update the menu design to make that more clear.
Let's track updating the site controls notification here for now. Later we should ask the UX team for a menu prompt design (maybe integrate a private mode checkbox into https://github.com/mozilla-mobile/android-components/issues/5883).
Notification alterations:
Twitter (Private Mode)).@NotWoods you can assign this to me ๐
Just to be clear, as the discussion focused on PWA only eventually, the request here is about both PWA and page shortcuts added to the phone's home screen. Not only about PWA (which are less often available than plain web pages that can be turned into shortcuts, actually).
Thank you
@sblatz my patch landed, what's the next step here?
@TitanNano Let's have QA verify and close this out. Thanks ๐
Hi all,
This issue is not fixed yet. The page added to the homescreen from private mode, opens in normal mode. Tested on the latest Nightly build from 5/8 @6:06 AM with OnePlus 5T (Android 9), One Plus A3 (Android 6.0.1), Samsung Galaxy Tab A6 (Android 5.1.1), and HTC 10 (Android 8).

@softvision-miralobontiu @sblatz see https://github.com/mozilla-mobile/fenix/issues/7996#issuecomment-584892912 my patch only changed the site control notification, getting the PWA to actually launch in private mode seems to be part of https://github.com/mozilla-mobile/android-components/issues/5883. So this is not really testable yet as PWAs are still always in standard mode.