The team behind Google’s streaming service is taking a different approach by releasing a separate “YouTube Music for Chromebook” listing and PWA. This PWA upgrade happens in the background with the Google Play listing unchanged from the one you can browse on an Android device. An icon for that app will appear in your launcher, while the window that opens lacks the address bar, tab strip, and other UI elements found in the full browser. It is not the Android app you’re familiar with on phones and tablets, but rather just the website. Searching for YouTube TV, Google News, or Twitter on the Chrome OS Play Store today will install a shortcut that’s only kilobytes in size. The latest service to follow this PWA approach is YouTube Music, though Google is taking a circuitous route with a separate Chromebook listing. As of last year, downloading certain apps from the Play Store on Chrome OS would automatically “install” the Progressive Web App.
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