Yes, if you want it to. There is a pwa button that appears on pwa supported sites that lets you toggle between app window mode and normal browse tab mode.
mundane
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Fullscreen will hide the window decorations, but that won't solve the use case of "behaving like a desktop application". I use PWAs for websites that are applications (Outlook, Teams, Spotify etc). I want these windows to be dedicated to those applications and nothing else. They should appear in my window list on alt+tab, not be able to navigate away to something else etc.
Similarly, Rubino says web apps in Firefox will not use a minimal browser frame and will continue to show a main toolbar with address bar, extensions, bookmarks
But why, the whole purpose is to behave like a stand alone app.
I would go with a trunk based approach. In other words no other long lived branches other than main. Push for review often and merge to main as soon as it's approved.
If you don't see a need for a more complex branch strategy, you probably don't need it. Branches are always an increased risk for conflicts and can be a pain to resolve.
Please do not use company time to place your bids.
I have had problems with red spots after shaving most of my life. That all went away when I switched to a safety razor a few years ago. It doesn't hurt that the blades are dirt cheap too.
If you block the account, the DMs disappear.
Death By Snu Snu
I have a great boss that knows that whatever I decide to do is probably the right priority. As long as our users are happy she is happy.
Is it quicker to fix it then to get the issue triaged? Just fix it and move on.
Having a stainless steel (I tend to avoid plastic for hot food) thermos mug is great. One perk is that you can keep it in a bag without getting coffee everywhere.
Send to Sweden please