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Install PartsBin directly from your browser — no app store needed. Instant access, fast loading, works offline.

⚡
Instant Loading
Cached resources load faster than your browser. Browse listings without waiting.
🏠
Home Screen Access
Launch directly from your home screen or desktop like any native app.
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Offline Ready
Core pages stay accessible even without internet. Never lose your spot.
🍎 iOS Safari
iPhone and iPad · Works on iOS 11.3+
  1. 1
    Open partsbin.net in Safari
    Make sure you're using Safari (not Chrome or Firefox) — only Safari supports "Add to Home Screen" on iOS.
  2. 2
    Tap the Share button
    At the bottom of the screen (iPhone) or top bar (iPad), tap the Share icon.
    ⬆️ Share button — box with an arrow pointing up
  3. 3
    Tap "Add to Home Screen"
    Scroll down in the share sheet and tap "Add to Home Screen". You may need to scroll down to find it.
    ➕ Add to Home Screen
  4. 4
    Confirm the name and tap "Add"
    The app name will be "PartsBin". Tap "Add" in the top-right corner to confirm.
    ✅ Tap "Add" top right
🎉 Done! PartsBin now appears on your home screen just like a native app.
🍎 iOS Chrome
iPhone and iPad · Chrome on iOS
  1. 1
    Open partsbin.net in Chrome
    Navigate to partsbin.net using the Chrome app on your iPhone or iPad.
  2. 2
    Tap the Share button
    Tap the Share icon in the bottom toolbar — the box with an upward arrow.
    ⬆️ Share icon in bottom bar
  3. 3
    Tap "Add to Home Screen"
    Scroll through the share sheet options and tap "Add to Home Screen".
    ➕ Add to Home Screen
  4. 4
    Tap "Add" to confirm
    Keep the name as "PartsBin" and tap "Add" to install it on your home screen.
💡 On iOS, Chrome uses Safari's engine, so the "Add to Home Screen" process is similar to Safari.
🤖 Android Chrome
Android phones and tablets · Best PWA support
  1. 1
    Open partsbin.net in Chrome
    Navigate to partsbin.net. Chrome may automatically show an "Add to Home Screen" banner at the bottom.
  2. 2
    Tap the 3-dot menu (⋮)
    Tap the three dots in the top-right corner to open Chrome's menu.
    ⋮ Menu — top right corner
  3. 3
    Tap "Add to Home Screen" or "Install App"
    Look for "Add to Home Screen" or "Install App" in the dropdown menu. Newer Chrome versions show "Install App" with a download icon.
    📥 Install App or Add to Home Screen
  4. 4
    Tap "Install" to confirm
    A dialog will appear — tap "Install" to add PartsBin to your home screen.
    ✅ Tap Install
⚡ Android Chrome has the best PWA support. PartsBin will install as a full standalone app.
🤖 Android Firefox
Android · Firefox for Android
  1. 1
    Open partsbin.net in Firefox
    Navigate to partsbin.net using Firefox on your Android device.
  2. 2
    Tap the 3-dot menu (⋮)
    Tap the three-dot menu in the top-right corner of Firefox.
    ⋮ Menu — top right
  3. 3
    Tap "Install"
    Find and tap "Install" in the dropdown menu. Firefox will show a confirmation prompt.
    📥 Install
  4. 4
    Tap "Add" to confirm
    Confirm the installation and PartsBin will be added to your home screen.
💡 Firefox for Android (Fenix) supports PWA installation from the main menu.
🤖 Samsung Internet
Samsung Galaxy devices · Samsung Internet browser
  1. 1
    Open partsbin.net in Samsung Internet
    Navigate to partsbin.net using the Samsung Internet app (the browser pre-installed on Galaxy devices).
  2. 2
    Tap the Menu button (≡)
    Tap the three horizontal lines (hamburger menu) in the bottom-right corner of the browser.
    ≡ Menu — bottom right
  3. 3
    Tap "Add page to"
    In the menu, find and tap "Add page to" to expand the options.
    ➕ Add page to
  4. 4
    Tap "Home screen"
    Select "Home screen" from the submenu, then tap "Add" to confirm.
    🏠 Home screen → Add
💡 Samsung Internet supports full PWA installation — PartsBin will open without browser chrome.
🖥️ Desktop Chrome
Windows, Mac, Linux · Google Chrome
  1. 1
    Open partsbin.net in Chrome
    Visit partsbin.net in Google Chrome on your desktop or laptop.
  2. 2
    Look for the Install icon in the address bar
    Chrome shows a computer with a download arrow (⊕) in the right side of the address bar when a site is installable.
    ⊕ Install icon — right side of address bar
  3. 3
    Click the Install icon and confirm
    Click the icon, then click "Install" in the popup dialog.
    📥 Click Install
  4. 4
    PartsBin opens as a standalone app
    PartsBin will launch in its own window without browser tabs or address bar. Look for it in your taskbar or app launcher.
💡 Alternatively: Chrome menu (⋮) → "Cast, save, and share" → "Install Page as App…"
🖥️ Desktop Edge
Windows, Mac · Microsoft Edge
  1. 1
    Open partsbin.net in Microsoft Edge
    Visit partsbin.net using Microsoft Edge on your Windows PC or Mac.
  2. 2
    Look for the Install icon in the address bar
    Edge shows a "+" icon or computer icon on the right side of the address bar when a PWA is installable.
    ⊕ Install icon in address bar
  3. 3
    Click Install and confirm
    Click the icon and then "Install" in the dialog to add PartsBin as an app.
  4. 4
    PartsBin launches as a standalone window
    Find it in your Start menu (Windows) or Applications folder (Mac). Pinned to taskbar too.
💡 Alternative: Edge menu (…) → "Apps" → "Install this site as an app"
🖥️ Desktop Firefox
Windows, Mac, Linux · Mozilla Firefox
  1. 1
    Firefox has limited PWA support
    Desktop Firefox doesn't support full PWA installation natively, but you can still access PartsBin quickly with these workarounds.
  2. 2
    Option A: Bookmark to toolbar
    Drag the partsbin.net URL from the address bar to your bookmarks toolbar for one-click access.
    🔖 Drag URL to bookmark bar
  3. 3
    Option B: Create a desktop shortcut
    Firefox menu (≡) → "More tools" → "Create Shortcut". This creates a desktop icon that opens PartsBin in Firefox.
    🖥️ ≡ → More tools → Create shortcut
  4. 4
    Option C: Switch to Chrome or Edge
    For the full PWA experience with standalone window, Chrome and Edge offer full installation support.
    🔄 Better experience in Chrome/Edge
ℹ️ Firefox prioritizes open web standards. Full PWA support on desktop Firefox is in active development by Mozilla.