On the page of the application, open the Chrome DevTools (right click anywhere on the page and select "Inspect").To get around this, you can use Chrome Local Overrides to modify the start_url in the Web App Manifest: If you're trying to add a different PWA than Google Calendar where the page either specifies a manifest already or sets the Content Security Policy directive manifest-src, then the above solution may not work, potentially also returning an error such as: Refused to load manifest from 'data:application/manifest+json.' because it violates the following Content Security Policy directive: "manifest-src 'self'". Now you should have a separate desktop app for your second calendar account!Īlternative: Editing an Existing Manifest Check "Open as window" and select "Create".Click on the three dots menu > More Tools > Create Shortcut.Once you have done this, you can create the desktop app as normal: This will add a Web App Manifest for this website which will be used when creating the app. Modify the URL if necessary to whatever URL you are trying to create an app for.Go to the Console tab and paste the copied JavaScript.On the Google Calendar page, open the Chrome Devtools (right click anywhere on the page and select "Inspect").I also had this issue (trying to create an app shortcut to the second Google Calendar account) and solved it by creating a web app manifest before creating the app shortcut:
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