> If this wasn’t the case, then why are web apps winning? Because that’s usually all that’s being provided? I don’t think it’s valid to say web apps are “winni

> If this wasn’t the case, then why are web apps winning? Because that’s usually all that’s being provided? I don’t think it’s valid to say web apps are “winning” when in many cases they’re the only 1st party option. I don’t have any figures to back it up but I would not be surprised if the native app versions of Twitter, Facebook, Instagram etc. see far more use than their equivalent web app versions. > I’d take these advantages over saving a few gigs of ram, which I have plenty of. That’s all well and fine until everyone decides to make the same decision, and suddenly every application needs its own instance of Chromium to run.