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# How to restrict access to your PWA | Tutorials - GoodBarber

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# How to restrict access to your PWA

Hello and welcome to your new GoodBarber tutorial

Today we're going to see how to make your PWA private.

In some cases it can be useful to keep your PWA private with a password, for example for an internal app.

It’s really easy

Go to the menu Publish > PWA > Publish.

And activate the option Password locked.

Set the message displayed on the login page.

Choose a password.

Then the text of your validation button.

And voila

Save

Don't forget to recompile the PWA to apply this modification!

My PWA is now locked thanks to a password. I only have to communicate it to the users authorized to consult it!

See you soon for another new tutorial!

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