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All of these examples work as websites. What this says to me is that we actually don't _need_ apps.
by rocky1138 6y ago
All of these examples work as websites. What this says to me is that we actually don't _need_ apps.
- gfodor 6y agoAnd they only work as websites as long as Apple's Safari engine continues to let them. Did you know you can't ship a custom browser engine on iOS? Yup, another one of the rules. See why?
- shaggyfrog 6y agoConsider the user experience of an email app that only works when you have a network connection — so you can’t even see your mail when you’re offline. Pretty lousy.
- searchableguy 6y agoYou can have offline web apps. Although apple is actively sabotaging PWA standards.
- paulgb 6y agoExcept Hey, which would need the Push API to build a reasonable PWA experience. Android and Safari desktop have it, but not iOS. https://caniuse.com/#feat=push-api https://caniuse.com/#feat=push-api
- the_gipsy 6y agoAndroid has this feature for how many years now? I tried to look it up, I saw 13 years but that sounded like too long.