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The other mysterious acronym in the post is “SSB” which means “Site-Specific Browser” in this context. KaiOS (based on Firefox!) and Microsoft Edge are all in
by wffurr 6y ago
The other mysterious acronym in the post is “SSB” which means “Site-Specific Browser” in this context.
KaiOS (based on Firefox!) and Microsoft Edge are all in on PWAs too.
- lucideer 6y agoEdge doesn't really count given it's just Chromium. KaiOS is a platform built entirely on the concept of web apps as apps so saying they're all in here is a bit tautological, and not particularly compelling.
- WorldMaker 6y agoEdge was doing PWA even before it was Chromium. (Arguably better, because Old Edge had native UWP integration stories that Chromium doesn't have access to.) Even Chromium-based Edge is still doing at least a few things in terms of native integration on Windows (including Windows Store support) that probably "count" as "more than just inheriting from Chromium".