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> And it's always because that the UX is terrible that makes them not viable not anything Apple has done. Obvious counter points. Lots of people use websites.
by locustous 3y ago
> And it's always because that the UX is terrible that makes them not viable not anything Apple has done.
Obvious counter points.
Lots of people use websites. Which have an identical UX experience to PWAs.
A significant percentage of the app store is web view based apps that are near equivalents to PWAs. Been that way for years.
If people love native so much, why do sites like Reddit and LinkedIn heavily push mobile web users to the app? Seems it's not a universal opinion.
- chalst 3y ago> If people love native so much, why do sites like Reddit and LinkedIn heavily push mobile web users to the app? Because that's how sites can avoid the privacy features that are inherent to browsers. What proportion of visitors to the LinkedIn site use the app? I'm guessing it's pretty small.
- locustous 3y agoI don't like installing apps I don't have to. I agree that the browser sandbox is superior.