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I've read so many positive sides on using Progressive Web Apps. Let's have now disadvantages of using it? Do native apps have capabilities that PWAs doesn't have? If a user switch on using PWAs rather than native apps, does PWA can be a native app like with notifications, badges, led indicator?

In my understanding in PWA it is ready to use, it can work in apps and in any android phone too. Also can operate smartphones and tablets with the same look and feel like

as native apps in accordance to their WP and its allows to use camera, microphone and messaging too, this what I knew about it.

I'm not really sure if these are disadvantages since these are just needed for the app to actually work offline and actually will make user experience better but initially, it would consume either the same or more data volume upon initial download since it would be downloading all necessary files for the offline functions. Depending on the application, it would consume data volume and possibility of consuming more storage as well.

PWA is innovation, it's improvement in the existing technology. There's no disadvantage to the end user really since the apps will just be the same, but you could also use them offline now.

Correct! There is really no big difference at all when it terms of users experience and functionalities. The applications are even more enhanced because it can be used offline. Progressive Web App (PWA) is really the apps of the future.

It really is an innovation, an enhanced app.With PWA, user will be able to immediately start using it, eliminating
the unnecessary stages of downloading and installation before finally being able to use it.