Once created, the new lite app will function as a regular Android app, although it won't have the Dark Mode, full-screen UI, and other features offered by Hermit and Native Alpha. Note: The Samsung Health Monitor app requires a Galaxy Watch Active2 or Watch3 on the most recent software (Tizen 4.0.0.8 or higher), or a Galaxy Watch4, paired with a Galaxy phone running Android 7 (Nougat) or later. Do note that this will only work in regular tabs and not in Incognito Mode. Now on the slide-out panel, select 'Add to Home screen.' Users will now get the option to enter a name for the shortcut before Chrome adds it to the device's home-screen. To create a lite app using Chrome, go to the target website and then tap on the menu button (three dots) in the top-left corner. The third and final option on this list in Google Chrome, which lets users create lite apps of websites that have a built-in Progressive Web App (PWA) manifesto. The app creation process is similar to that of Hermit, and users can also add the shortcut to the Home screen if they want. It offers fewer options than Hermit, but is in active development, meaning new features are being added to it constantly. The app can show any website in a border-less full-screen window using Android System WebView. It is a free and open source software (FOSS) that started out on GitHub, but is now available to download from the Play Store.
Another great app to turn any website into an Android app is Native Alpha.
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