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Yeah but when can I start using it on android and ios too? I still don't understand why they don't try to make the platform truly crossplatform.
by stillbourne 8y ago
Yeah but when can I start using it on android and ios too? I still don't understand why they don't try to make the platform truly crossplatform.
- stephenr 8y agoso you always have your phone plugged into power then?
- ibrault 8y agoSeriously, if it makes a serious dent in my laptop, imagine what it would do to a mobile device...
- stillbourne 8y agoI was thinking more about getting electron apps to work on my chromebook and ios tablets.
- stephenr 8y agoOh I'm so sorry I've misunderstood completely... So you always have your tablet plugged into power then?
- SiVal 8y agoApple won't allow any browser engine except Safari to be installed on any iOS device. And I'm not aware of any movement toward basing Electron on Safari. Unless one of those changes, you can count iOS out with no need to discuss technical questions of power drain, app permissions, or whatever. What many phone devs do instead is to create a native app as a minimal native shell around a "web view" window that is provided by the OS.