I can't imagine why they'd "drag their feet" on doing free work to enable pseudo-apps with "near-native" performance and nonstandard UX. Snark aside, I've hear

I can't imagine why they'd "drag their feet" on doing free work to enable pseudo-apps with "near-native" performance and nonstandard UX. Snark aside, I've heard very little marketing around PWA that explains why users should want them - almost everything is focused on benefits for developers.