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> No PWA competes with a native experience. Sure they do. Consider Reddit's website (well, before the atrocious UX updates the past few months) vs. their mobil
by king_magic 8y ago
> No PWA competes with a native experience.
Sure they do. Consider Reddit's website (well, before the atrocious UX updates the past few months) vs. their mobile app. It work(s)/(ed) perfectly fine.
There's literally no reason to use their native app (well, other than their ridiculous, atrocious, never-ending prompts on their mobile website to use their native app).
- ohithereyou 8y agoHere's a tip - take any reddit URL and add '.compact' to the end. Example: https://www.reddit.com/r/all/ https://www.reddit.com/r/all/ becomes https://www.reddit.com/r/all/.compact https://www.reddit.com/r/all/.compact This uses the original reddit mobile site. It is very fast and clean.
- deleted 8y ago[deleted]
- cube00 8y agoAt least they are consistent, go to the compact site, giant banner appears: > You've been invited to try out reddit's new mobile website! try reddit's mobile website
- ohithereyou 8y agoLuckily, it's easy to block with AdBlock Plus.
- virtualwhys 8y ago> well, other than their ridiculous, atrocious, never-ending prompts on their mobile website to use their native app In your settings there's an option to tun this off (I agree, a truly terrible user-hostile default).