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    Let’s decode the error. In HTML, the ampersand ( & ) is a reserved character. When a developer writes:

    To make this work, you need a specifically formatted URL. It typically looks like this:

    Here's a high-level overview of how the process works:

    ; other browsers or in-app browsers (like Telegram's) may not trigger the installation prompt correctly. Provisioning

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    Let’s decode the error. In HTML, the ampersand ( & ) is a reserved character. When a developer writes:

    To make this work, you need a specifically formatted URL. It typically looks like this:

    Here's a high-level overview of how the process works:

    ; other browsers or in-app browsers (like Telegram's) may not trigger the installation prompt correctly. Provisioning

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