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Most people on desktops / laptops interact with these services via a web browser, which has very limited permissions on the system. Not sure how you could contr
by didacusc 1y ago
Most people on desktops / laptops interact with these services via a web browser, which has very limited permissions on the system. Not sure how you could control that tightly on a fully open iOS.
- fsflover 1y agoSo iOS must allow web apps.
- jmb99 1y agoIt does, doesn't it? Even if you stretch "web app" to mean "PWA" iOS supports them. And it definitely supports the literal definition of "web app" (i.e. loading a website in a browser that runs JS or whatever to perform its "app" functionality).
- fsflover 1y agoAccording to this discussion, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39563618 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39563618, they don't behave in the same way or have all features. E.g., For support, the Progressive Web Apps will still need to be built on WebKit, with all that entails.