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Major iOS developers have already opted out of Apple Silicon Macs
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- zepto 6y agoMisleading headline and incorrect article. There was no theory that all apps would be available. Craig Fedherhigi was clear in his interview with Gruber that they expect developers to adopt a variety of different strategies. Once an app is in the store for the Mac, users will expect it to remain there or be supported. For anyone who hasn’t decided on a strategy, not putting their app in the store yet is the right move.
- ERD0L 6y agoClearly Google wants to avoid the native, offline experience that would be so convenient. I hope a hack is found to force ios apps to run. Image offline youtube, better social media apps experience.
- zepto 6y agoGoogle has never focused on the end user’s needs. Prime example - the non-standard print dialog in chrome that offers zero benefit, and just causes regular users to need technical support. They saved a tiny amount of their developer time at the cost of millions of hours of customer time.