> (good multi screen/multi window support, better, good support for complex interactions like shortcuts, ctrl-clicks etc). Totally do-able on the web. It's oft

> (good multi screen/multi window support, better, good support for complex interactions like shortcuts, ctrl-clicks etc). Totally do-able on the web. It's often the web apps architecture that prevents a good UX, not the browser's capabilities (which are really good now). > Even on mobile […] we can't make web based apps that are better than native ones. That's an issue of the developer, not the browser itself. I do admit that Safari/iOS is really hurting here but you can work around that if you really want to (it will still be a sub-par UX, though).