Re: [w3c/manifest] Way to detect if a web app is installed (Issue #1092)

@dmurph wrote:
> We're planning on shipping something like this soon in Chrome (chrome://flags/#enable-user-navigation-capturing-pwa, reimpl option)

Cool to know you're experimenting with this in Chrome! I'm interested to see how that works given your presentation on all the tricky edge cases.

> I'd like to move forward with the proposal of the css media query and the navigator.standalone property.

To be clear, what exactly is the "current proposal"?

There were two proposals pasted above that were generated by large language models, but neither made sense to me.

What would the keys and possible values of a CSS media query and DOM property be and what do they mean?

E.g. If a web app is installed with a display mode of `minimal-ui`, would navigator.standalone be `true` or `false`?

Even if you ignore the browser display mode, "standalone" is currently the name of one of three "display modes", all of which could be used by an "installed" app.

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