Few have cheap internet access (just texts, calls, and small amounts of data), so you shouldn't assume your audience has easy access to it in local villages. >

Few have cheap internet access (just texts, calls, and small amounts of data), so you shouldn't assume your audience has easy access to it in local villages. > And nearly every platform where web apps would work. What platforms? Android is too expensive. Feature/flip phones don't run web apps. So, yes, my point was that FirefoxOS was the only platform that had the potential to offer widespread web app access to this audience. Also, since FirefoxOS web apps could be zip files, they didn't necessarily have to have internet access to run and could be passed around via sneakernet.