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This app has been tested on Android and iPhone. The user interface has been to work on phones as small an iPhone 5\/SE. On Android it works just fine on Firefox and Chrome. For Android, it works best (seemingly) if you have at least version 9 on your device. This offers the best feature set and supports a version of Chrome with better options. Although the app works in Opera, MS Edge, and Dolphin browsers, they do not offer the opportunity to ‘Install’ the app. On iPhone it has been tested in Safari and Chrome.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

The app has been designed to run as a PWA (Progressive Web App). This is a cool bit of tech introduced to allow Web Apps, like this scoring app, to look and behave like a native app on your phone. Some cool tech bits have been assembled to enable this. If you look at the browser menu in both FF and Chrome, there should be an option to Install the app on the phone (Android – Install<\/em> or Install app<\/em>, iPhone – Share – Add to Home Screen<\/em>).<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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This gives two benefits:-<\/p>\n\n\n\n