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That's the beauty of conspiracy theories: they don't have to make any sense.
by thought_alarm 16y ago
That's the beauty of conspiracy theories: they don't have to make any sense.
- statictype 16y agoMissing the point. Apple doesn't and can't control web apps that are outside the App Store. They can control what goes into the App Store. Preventing web apps from performing on par with native apps will discourage development outside their controlled app store. I'm not saying that Apple is doing this, just that the conspiracy theory does make sense and even has prior art (see Microsoft and IE6)
- alperakgun 16y agoweb apps on home page and apps wrapped web components which still use html, js etc are punished. so it is not a conspiracy, it is a bug but if it is intentional by apple; it is a faux pas. welcome to ie6 in ios; intentional punishment of web apps to cut itunes cannibalization.