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100% this. They will also be treating PWA (progressive web apps) as first class citizens. Same as everyone else. Honestly, I think if they would just buy Nox (

100% this. They will also be treating PWA (progressive web apps) as first class citizens. Same as everyone else. Honestly, I think if they would just buy Nox (https://www.bignox.com/ https://www.bignox.com/) and bake it into Windows 10/S as a side channel in the Windows store they would start to control the PC narrative again. I'm currently on a slick Dell XPS 13, using the linux subsystem _and_ android apps through NOX without issue. This is also my dev machine and I get 9 hours consistently.

nailer 9y ago
Thanks. Using Windows 10 fast ring, PWA support is poor. Opening a pinned site in the taskbar for say, Olark, doesn't highlight the Olark taskbar item, but highlights the Edge item, and starts a bunch of unrelated tabs. Are they going to fix that?
- Ari_Ugwu 9y ago
  To the best of my knowledge this will be PWAs delivered through the Windows Store. Not for example, Chrome/FireFox/Edge PWAs having better support within Windows. As to what they'll fix/implement when. I only have my opinion which is - Microsoft has been chasing this dragon for sometime and they love to redefine and confuse terms as they go. This link is the root of my confirmation bias though -> https://www.thurrott.com/windows/windows-10/142649/microsofts-bold-plan-bring-pwas-windows-10 https://www.thurrott.com/windows/windows-10/142649/microsoft...