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Why enclose PWA in quotes? Just curious. I use Twitter's PWA weekly on more than one platform and it works great for me, but that's just one person's opinion.

Why enclose PWA in quotes? Just curious. I use Twitter's PWA weekly on more than one platform and it works great for me, but that's just one person's opinion. I prefer it over their native clients for a lot of reasons, but the main value-add is that I don't have to give Twitter access to detailed information about my system while still using a full-featured, first-party client.

dmitriid 7y ago
> Why enclose PWA in quotes? It's twitter's mobile site that they extended to cover both desktop and PWA. As a result, it's quite bad on all fronts and judging by the number of bugs that are lingering with no fixes, abandoned. At least they managed to almost fix the epileptic scroll position [1] > I don't have to give Twitter access to detailed information about my system while still using a full-featured, first-party client. Yes, this is, without a doubt, the best value-proposition of PWAs. [1] https://grumpy.website/post/0RQvmdNmN https://grumpy.website/post/0RQvmdNmN