Finally, Microsoft wants developers to take PWAs and expand them on Windows 10 by integrating with Windows 10 features such as Live Tiles and notifications. This makes it easy for users to go to one place to get all of their apps, whether they be native UWP or PWA and gets users accustomed to using the Microsoft Store. Second, they want popular services and apps to be easily discoverable and installable through the Microsoft Store. First, Microsoft wants developers to make app experiences that work on Windows 10 instead of leaving Windows behind like most developers have done with native applications.
Microsoft wants developers to put PWAs in the Microsoft Store for a few reasons. If you can open Pinterest through the web or "install" it as an app through your browser, what's the point of downloading it through the Microsoft Store? That's a fair question for any PWA to some extent but is especially valid in the case of Pinterest. After all, the point of a PWA is to be platform agnostic and to scale well regardless of your device. This feature is launching globally now on the latest versions of Pinterest on iOS and Android.The main question to me, and I imagine many users, about using Pinterest through the Microsoft Store is if it's any better than using Pinterest in a browser.
On Android, select dark mode via your Pinterest app settings or through your phone’s settings. The Pinterest app will follow your device’s theme by default. To enable dark mode on Pinterest on iOS, go to your phone’s settings and select “Display & Brightness”, then the dark mode option. And so we’re giving Pinners around the world the option to flip Pinterest to dark mode, which can be easier on the eyes, better for nighttime browsing and in some cases, helpful with battery life. When we’re building new products, we look to requests from Pinners, and dark mode (similar to recently launched Group Board updates) has been at the top of the list. We’ve also heard though, that the white background can be too bright when they’re winding down with recipes, dream travels and latest fashion finds. We hear from many Pinners that Pinterest is how they end their days - by looking at inspirational plans and calming Pins before dozing off (relaxing videos are up 474% and searches for calming phone backgrounds are up 77%). Today we’re launching dark mode, a new feature that darkens the Pinterest interface across the app on both iOS and Android.
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