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Now if only they'd create a separate folder for web apps in the App Library to put them in instead of requiring that they be on the Home Screen.
by nvrspyx 4y ago
Now if only they'd create a separate folder for web apps in the App Library to put them in instead of requiring that they be on the Home Screen.
- alwillis 4y ago> Now if only they'd create a separate folder for web apps in the App Library to put them in instead of requiring that they be on the Home Screen. Could be a feature of iOS 17, which will be available to developers at WWDC in June.
- KyeRussell 4y agoYes, like it is every year. Shovelware blog tier speculation.
- nvrspyx 4y agoIt could, but I won't hold my breath. I've fallen into the trap of being optimistic that some annoyance will be fixed or some obvious improvement will be implemented in iOS <next_version> multiple times and ending up disappointed. I'm even less hopeful of anything that would improve PWAs, whether in terms of API support or user experience, due to Apple's incentive to keep them second-class.
- Someone 4y agoYou can get close: put them in a folder on your Home Screen. Disadvantages: - cannot hide that folder in the App Library - limited number of shortcuts per folder
- extra88 4y agoI don't think there is a limit to how many apps icons can be in an iOS folder, they're paginated. Right now, I have 27 in an "Apple" folder, spread over 3 pages. If I add another icon, it adds another page.
- thekingshorses 4y agoAnd reinstall it like native apps on factory reset or transfer like native apps to a new device.