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Chrome Web Application Metric: Differences Between Display Types

When creating a web app manifest for Chrome, you can specify display as fullscreen , standalone , minimal-ui or browser

What is the difference between fullscreen and standalone and when should I use this? They seem very similar to me.

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When you use standalone , it looks like a native application. When you use fullscreen , there is no status bar, etc. Perhaps you want to use standalone , because fullscreen has a very specific use case (like games).

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Acceptable display options: fullscreen , standalone , minimal-ui and browser in accordance with https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Manifest/display .

To display the Add to Home Screen command , you must set one of the following values: fullscreen , standalone or minimal-ui , see https://developers.google.com/web/fundamentals/app-install-banners/

The browser display browser is similar to leaving the field blank.

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