Microsoft App Store is recognized by "nail households", and the "burning" app Snapchat is listed on Microsoft Store.

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizen Terrence for the clue delivery! CTOnews.com, Nov. 26 (Xinhua)-- Snap is a well-known "nail house" in the tech world, avoiding Windows like a plague and has never launched an official application on the platform. But it seems that Microsoft Microsoft Store's recent ecological improvement has been recognized by the company, and its "burning after reading" app Snapchat recently launched on Microsoft Store.

CTOnews.com learned that this is a progressive web application (PWA) with a capacity of 1.4MB that can be run on Win10 / Win11 devices through a Microsoft Edge browser.

Snapchat has launched its own version of the app on almost all platforms, and even created its own AR glasses, but not the Windows platform and Windows Phone phones. But that has changed since today.

Because of the nature of the web, this PWA app has the same functions as the web version. The application can appear in the start menu like a local application, supporting notifications, and so on.