Service Workers are indeed powerful, and the Angular Service Worker is no exception. They do complex and advanced jobs for building a web application. However, based on my experience building PWAs over the years, things are not always going in a way that we like. It may happen that the Service Worker acts in unforeseen ways, and it may interrupt the user experience or even make our app completely useless and unreachable.
Getting rid of a Service Worker is not as easy as it looks when you have registered a Service Worker in the browser. Knowing how to unregister a service worker from a client ...
