I would argue against the comment in the article that Safari is a joke. It is a fair criticism of Apple that they limit new experimental features to promote na

I would argue against the comment in the article that Safari is a joke. It is a fair criticism of Apple that they limit new experimental features to promote native apps, but looking at this a user perspective (OK, just my perspective) is that I want functional web apps that perform a service (good examples our the web interfaces for ProtonMail, FastMail, and Gmail) for use cases that truly need a web app, but for most "content centric" web sites I want great content and pleasant looking layout - things that can be achieved with HTML and CSS. To continue my little rant, the noise to signal ratio is getting so bad on the web that I now try to find people who really have something useful to say (Ryan Holiday, Azeem Azar, Matt Taibi) and pay for content. I think tech like WASM is cool, but its proper use cases are few and far between.