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Imo, you already lost the argument when you have to explain that PWA is the "app". For most users, app is something they install from App Store or Google Play.
by azuanrb 19d ago
Imo, you already lost the argument when you have to explain that PWA is the "app". For most users, app is something they install from App Store or Google Play. I get the point of view from developers point of view, but unless the majority of the users are technical people, there's no reason to use PWA these days.
- calgoo 19d agoThe problem is if we dont have it available, we can't get the users to use it even if we wanted to. <
- xboxnolifes 19d agoIdk if its not in their best interest or something, but app stores should just allow installing an "app", which is really just a bookmark to website and hides all of the normal browser UI without having to bundle the entire browser with the app.
- flyingshelf 19d agoThe point of app stores is that they somehow curate the experience. They can't do that if you just ship a bookmark. Also I don't think web views in most app stores (namely mobile stores) ship an entire browser. As a matter of fact you're literally not allowed to ship browsers in iOS and that's a huge slice of the market on its own.