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Simple. I don't need to install another app.

• dingo_bat 10y ago
  Installing is a one time, one click thing. Think of it as opening another web app, except you have to do it only once :)
  • kaishiro 10y ago
    And this gets me absolutely nothing extra over the web app.
    • dingo_bat 10y ago
      Nothing except better performance, better looks, better smoother playback, more features, offline playback, music key shortcuts, etc etc.
      • kaishiro 10y ago
        Performance is great, looks are subjective, and none of your other point are relevant to me. Like I said, there's literally nothing it gets me. Clearly it's not the right solution for you, and that's a bummer - because I love it : )
        • dingo_bat 10y ago
          It's not about specific users. It's about the user base in general. A native app has many advantages that a user may like or may not care about. On the other hand a Web app has one advantage, not needing to install it. In my opinion, people in general would care much more about having a lot of options and features even if they have to go through the extra click needed for installation. One way to check what most users care for is to look at subscription numbers. And I couldn't find a reliable source for that. So I guess our discussion is pending until we see user numbers.
          • kaishiro 10y ago
            Yeah, I get what you're saying. I just don't agree. I've never thought that a native app was "missing" - I never thought about it at all until it was brought up in this thread. And for me, it's not at all about the user base - it's about a specific user - me. If it's not the right service for you because there's no native app luckily you have alternatives and can move on. I think it's an awesome service for 10 bucks a month.
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