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# Installing Amino as a Progressive Web App (PWA)
[Progressive Web Apps](https://web.dev/progressive-web-apps/) (or PWAs) are an exciting development in browser technology that extends web applications by making them installable as a standalone experience on any platform using a single codebase. This document demonstrates how to install Amino as a PWA using Chrome for Mac, but the same process can be used to install Amino as a PWA on other platforms.
Follow these easy steps to install.
**Click the Install button on your browser toolbar, click Install:**
The application will then open in a standalone window:
You will also find the application in the (MacOS) Dock:
You can also locate the Amino PWA through the (MacOS) Spotlight search:
That's it! Those are the basics of how to install and run the Amino PWA.
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