To say that a company with 13% (down from 16%) market share is holding an entire industry back is laughable on it's face. The thing holding web apps back from w

To say that a company with 13% (down from 16%) market share is holding an entire industry back is laughable on it's face. The thing holding web apps back from widespread adoption is the fact that web apps are by and large awful to use, slow, and completely 100% dependent on your Internet connection at all times by their very nature. I have a strong feeling the future is indeed in web apps, but first they need to stop inventing a Shiny New Thing every 2 months and actually fix some of the crap out there now, and then we need a stable Internet infrastructure upon which to rely on. Edit: Thought of this later on, ironically enough the only machine I will use any web apps on (and have to actually) is my Macbook, seems to be the only one that can run them in a pleasant way.