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That's interesting, haven't cared about iOS in a long time though. PWA's are since 2015, so mid 2018 does indeed seem pretty fast for Apple for implementing it
by NicoJuicy 8y ago
That's interesting, haven't cared about iOS in a long time though.
PWA's are since 2015, so mid 2018 does indeed seem pretty fast for Apple for implementing it.
I might believe it all when they have "approved 3rd party web rendering engines". Which is ( to be honest) the only thing that will change my opinion about it. Implementing it very slow is just a little better than not implementing it at all.
And i don't think Apple will ever do that. So, it's a rock-steady argument since 2010.
Edit:
If the user doesn’t use the app for a few weeks, iOS will free up the app’s files. The icon will still be there on the home screen, and when accessed the app will be downloaded again
So much for PWA's on iOS.