Slides
The hosted editor built on reveal.js — browser presentations with full HTML/CSS control, developer mode, and live present-from-anywhere. The closest spiritual successor to DeckDeckGo for people who liked code-flavoured decks.
Slides, as it opens in a browser tab.
Slides runs in a browser tab and does not declare a manifest, so it cannot be added to the home screen. Here is what installable means and how it works on the apps that support it.
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How to install Slides as a PWA
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