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### Bromite version
Version: `76.0...`
Version: `83.0...`
Arch: `arm` or `arm64` or `x86`
Android version: (example: `9.0`)
Device model: (example: `SM-G960UZKABST`)
### Flags
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### Is this bug about the SystemWebView?
Yes/No
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### Allow ads for the site; is the bug caused by the adblocker?
Yes/No
### Is the bug a crash?
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## Can PWAs be installed?
PWAs are only supported as home shortcuts; WebAPKs will not work because they are generated server-side on googleapis.com (which is not allowed in Bromite).
## Does Bromite support the Android autofill framework?
No; the only autofill available in Chromium browsers requires integration with the Play Store binary blobs.
Some apps use accessibility services as a workaround.