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# Installation

There are two ways to install WordPress Mobile Pack: (1) Install from your WordPress Admin Panel (2) Install from the WordPress Plugin Directory

## 1. Install from your WordPress Admin Panel

From your WordPress Admin Panel navigate to `Plugins > Add new`, and search for "*WordPress Mobile Pack*". Click the `Install Now` button and once the plugin has been installed, click `Activate Plugin`.

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## 2. Install from the WordPress Plugin Directory

Once on the [WordPress Plugin directory](https://wordpress.org/plugins/wordpress-mobile-pack/) click the `Download` button to get the .zip file, then go to your `WordPress Admin Panel > Plugins > Add new` , click `Upload Plugin` and upload the .zip file. Remember to activate the plugin after installing it.

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## Accessing the Progressive Web App

Once the plugin has been installed and activated, a new "*WP Mobile Pack*" menu item should appear on the left. Click on it to visit the "*WordPress Mobile Pack Admin*" page. WordPress Mobile Pack FREE comes with a default mobile app theme called "*OBLIQ*".

You'll be able to access it by simply navigating to <http://www.yourdomain.com> from your mobile device or simply use Chrome DevTools' Device Mode to simulate a wide range of devices and how the progressive web application behaves.

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