Pin qbit404 to your home screen
Install the site as a native-feel app on Android, iOS, Windows, macOS or Linux. Launches instantly, works offline, no telemetry, no third-party cookies.
Standalone launcher icon
Out of the browser. Its own window, no toolbars, no tab clutter.
Offline access
The last visited HTML is served from cache. Downloads and assets stay reachable offline.
Instant repeat-visit loads
The service worker pre-caches critical resources. Return visits do not hit the network.
Share integration
Appears in the system Share menu on Android. Share a URL and it lands in the contact form, pre-filled.
Quick shortcuts
Long-press the icon for direct jumps to News, Tools, PQC Toolkit or Contact.
Zero telemetry
Same as the web — no tracking, no third-party cookies, no analytics SDKs.
Desktop
Chrome / Edge / Brave on desktop
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Chrome / Edge / Brave on desktop
Look at the address bar — you will see an install icon. Or open the menu ⋮ and pick "Install qbit404". It launches as a standalone window with its own dock icon.
Android
Android (Chrome, Brave, Samsung Internet)
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Android (Chrome, Brave, Samsung Internet)
Visit this page, browse for 30 seconds, and an "Add to Home screen" banner will appear. Or menu ⋮ → "Install app" / "Add to Home screen".
iOS
iOS / iPadOS (Safari)
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iOS / iPadOS (Safari)
Tap the Share button (square with arrow up) → "Add to Home Screen". Apple does not support the native install button.
Firefox
Firefox (Android)
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Firefox (Android)
Menu ⋮ → "Install". Firefox Desktop has limited PWA install — use Chrome/Edge for the full experience.
What the service worker does and does not do
- ✓Caches: public HTML, app CSS/JS, icons, downloads, og.svg.
- ✗Never cached: /api/*, /admin, /account, login/signup/logout, /set-lang. Those always go through the network.
?The "Install" button does not appear
Your browser needs HTTPS, a valid manifest and an active service worker. All three are present. If you still do not see it, browse a bit first — Chrome requires minimal interaction.
?iOS does not let me install with a button
Apple does not implement the `beforeinstallprompt` event. The only path on iOS is Share → Add to Home Screen.
?I want to uninstall
Android: long-press the icon → "Uninstall". Desktop Chrome/Edge: open the app, menu ⋮ → "Uninstall qbit404". iOS: long-press the icon → "Remove app".