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If this sub-thread were not about being specific in one's characterization, I would not point this out, but: > online or via mobile apps As far as I'm concern
by narrowrail 11y ago
If this sub-thread were not about being specific in one's characterization, I would not point this out, but:
> online or via mobile apps
As far as I'm concerned 'mobile apps' operate 'online' and it isn't clear the distinction you are making. Is it common to refer to 'online' as via a web interface (ports 80/443)?
- sokoloff 11y agoI think that's the distinction and I think it's a valid one. My experience on Aliexpress, Amazon, and Ebay (to name the 3 I use the most) is that the web and mobile interfaces and use cases are still quite distinct from each other. On Aliexpress, I sometimes use the mobile to checkout for the explicit discount, but never search from mobile. On Ebay, I respond to bidding alerts on mobile, but don't initiate transactions/searches on mobile. On Amazon, I basically never use their mobile app (and usually use google to search Amazon's [web]site).