Thomas Steiner :chrome: (@tomayac@toot.cafe) We're soon letting you localize your manifest, so your PWA can have different names in different languages: https://groups.google.com/a/chromium.org/d/msgid/blink-dev/17f99c87-4953-4c9e-a767-f0fb2f7617ban%40chromium.org. ```json { "lang": "en", "dir": "ltr", "name": "Color Picker", "name_localized": { "de": "Farbwähler", "fr": {"value": "Sélecteur de couleur", "lang": "fr-CA", "dir": "ltr"}, "ar": {"value": "منتقي الألوان", "dir": "rtl"} } } ``` Search the spec https://w3c.github.io/manifest/ for "member is a localizable member".

I guess it's a good first step https://toot.cafe/@tomayac/115309411832537447

But I've also been waiting for *years* (`prefers-color-scheme` was introduced in 2019), for:
- light/dark-mode `theme_color`
- light/dark-mode `background_color`
- light-dark-mode `icons`

#WebDev #WebManifest

Example of the new setting type “stringlist” in connection with the specification of app icon sizes to be used in the webmanifest file. The resulting array value can be iterated in Fluid thanks to the “site” DataProcessor.

#TYPO3 #v13 is just fun! I've now reworked the #AppIcon #integration in my #sitepackage. Now it uses #static #routes to #icon #assets, #SiteSet #settings and the new #stringlist setting type for a variable number of #icon sizes in the #webmanifest, which is now rendered in Fluid.