PWAs still have a long way to go before they're fully viable replacements for apps. Even on Android, which supports them vastly better than iOS, they're still l

PWAs still have a long way to go before they're fully viable replacements for apps. Even on Android, which supports them vastly better than iOS, they're still lackluster. This is partially on the shoulders of mobile OS/browser vendors, but I think there's also an unavoidable ceiling to what current web architecture can do in terms of UX. Front end web architecture is going to have to undergo a more radical evolution before native apps can reasonably be displaced. React and family were the first step of that, and I would guess the next step is building something like it into browsers themselves.