Exploring a New Feature: Today, I came across the intriguing iPhone "Add to Home Screen" functionality and I'm eager to experiment with it. After testing it on various websites, I decided to try implementing it on my own sites as well, but I'm facing some challenges in the process. https://i.sstatic.net/bZlzlnIU.png
Successful Implementation: For instance, if you navigate to the Memorize Quran website using Safari, tap on the Share Icon, then select "Add to Home Screen," you'll notice that upon clicking on the added icon from your Home Screen, it opens the page separately rather than within the Safari browser, limiting access to other webpages:
Error Encounter: Conversely, when attempting the same procedure on my website, Conference Live Captioning home page, users are met with a "403 Forbidden Error" message upon opening it from the Home Screen.
Unexpected Behavior: Lastly, trying the feature on the Conference Live Captioning customer portal, instead of opening it as a standalone page outside Safari, the site loads within the browser similar to a bookmark added to the home page.
Troubleshooting Attempts: Desperate for a solution, I scoured for relevant articles or resources to resolve this issue, yet nothing proved fruitful.
Experimentation Continues: In an attempt to rectify the problem, I even experimented by adding the code
<meta name="apple-mobile-web-app-capable" content="no"/>
into the source files, toggling it alternatively, albeit unsuccessful results as highlighted here.
Fruitless Inspection: Upon inspecting successful website codes written in React, which mirrors mine, there were no explicit hints or solutions to be derived. The simplicity of the code snippet can be noted below:
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