The name manifest member is used to specify the full name of your web application as it's usually displayed to users, such as in application lists or as a label for your application's icon.
/* Full names of web apps */
"name": "Daily Task Planner"
"name": "Recipe and Pantry Tracker"nameA string that specifies the full name of your web app.
The name manifest member serves as the accessible name for your installed app. It is displayed to users in various contexts, such as in a list of other installed web apps, as a label for your app's icon, or in the application switcher or task manager.
In space-constrained contexts where the full name may not fit, such as on a device's home screen or in the application switcher, the value of the short_name property (if defined) may be used instead.
Consider the following factors when selecting a name for your web app:
short_nameFor a web app that helps users navigate trails and plan their hiking adventures, you might add the following name to the app manifest:
{
"name": "Trail Navigator"
}The app name Trail Navigator effectively describes the app's purpose, is easy to read and remember, and is likely to be understood by a wide audience. It uses familiar terms that outdoor enthusiasts might readily understand.
If you want, you can also add a short_name:
{
"name": "Trail Navigator",
"short_name": "TrailNav"
}short_name manifest member