Both are just fine. For me, on mobile, it takes a LOT to bother with an app. Any alternative, even close to reasonable, gets the nod every time. On a PC, thi

Both are just fine. For me, on mobile, it takes a LOT to bother with an app. Any alternative, even close to reasonable, gets the nod every time. On a PC, this is less of an issue. Applications will often have great, or superior functionality. No worries. On mobile? No. The opposite is nearly always true. Should have been clear. As for solid platform look and feel... depends there too. If the UX is really optimized for the task, I will take it. Have used so many now. Almost non issue there. Generally I dislike app stores. This favors PC too.