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Isn’t this what the (mobile) web app is already? I deleted the app a couple of years ago and used the web app exclusively, it sheds much of the bloat (so far...

Isn’t this what the (mobile) web app is already? I deleted the app a couple of years ago and used the web app exclusively, it sheds much of the bloat (so far...).

JetSpiegel 8y ago
You can even add a shortcut the Home Screen (at least on Firefox), and it will render without the browser chrome. Virtually indistinguishable.
- ajoy 8y ago
  even on iOS? I thought Apple is not really thrilled about the whole PWA initiative. Most of their effort has been half-hearted [1], since it bypasses their App Store (which generates a big portion of their revenue). [1] https://medium.com/@firt/progressive-web-apps-on-ios-are-here-d00430dee3a7 https://medium.com/@firt/progressive-web-apps-on-ios-are-her...
supermdguy 8y ago
That's what I was thinking, but it's not possible to post anything on the web app. Edit: Apparently, I'm wrong
- ldayley 8y ago
  It’s possible to post from the mobile site. I do it often from mobile Safari, Firefox, etc on iOS.
  - mey 8y ago
    That is insane...
    - azinman2 8y ago
      Why?
  - pjc50 8y ago
    I do this as well on Android because I refuse to install Messenger. Works just fine.
- dingaling 8y ago
  In desktop Firefox you can fake the user agent on a per-domain basis. I do so to pretend to be on Android when visiting Instagram.com The only feature that doesn't work is hold-to-slide a photo around in the editor.
- daleharvey 8y ago
  The webapp now lets you post things, cant edit as much as you can in the native app but has basic filters etc