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You can have your web app not show the safari bar when saved to the home screen. If you're using a framework like jQTouch it's automatic, and combined with a cu
by semanticist 16y ago
You can have your web app not show the safari bar when saved to the home screen. If you're using a framework like jQTouch it's automatic, and combined with a custom icon and splash screen really does give the 'native app' feel.
It's just a pity that it's so awkward to get it onto the home screen. Prompting the user to press the '+' and save it is clunky.