> The reason people feel that way is because we’ve been conditioned to think the “right way” to build apps is by making everything a native screen. This is exa

> The reason people feel that way is because we’ve been conditioned to think the “right way” to build apps is by making everything a native screen. This is exactly the issue, isn't it? People weren't told to hate webviews, but conditioned. They've been conditioned by years of experience with webviews and webview-based apps being vaguely shitty. They might not even be able to tell you precisely why. It can manifest as a vague sense that something's not quite right, like working in an office with crappy lighting or the first hints of unexpected fatigue as an infection works its way into your system. You can't debunk that kind of association; you have to create new experiences and new conditioning.