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If the "open web platform" stops requiring an entire Chromium engine in the app, I would agree. Or if Google wasn't the sole effective standards body for it.
by ocdtrekkie 6y ago
If the "open web platform" stops requiring an entire Chromium engine in the app, I would agree. Or if Google wasn't the sole effective standards body for it.
- crazypython 6y ago> If the "open web platform" stops requiring an entire Chromium engine in the app, I would agree. PWA. FileSystem API is coming. > Or if Google wasn't the sole effective standards body for it. Agreed.
- alskdj21 6y agoI'm not well versed with PWA topics but as long as Apple doesn't curve around this, we can't expect a wide adaptation of it. Don't get me wrong, PWA can be the future but not without the whole Apple ecosystem missing.
- slipper1 6y agoLearn to ignore garbage companies like Apple if you don't want to be treated like garbage by them. They don't matter. If Safari does not support the latest and greatest, Safari is garbage and show this message on your website with big bold letters.
- staticelf 6y agoYou can use pwabuilder and ship a "native" app to Apple Appstore.
- xet7 6y agoNot anymore. And Apple has been removing many PWA and "app generator" style apps from App Store.
- TeeMassive 6y agoI wish that each web standards would have official implementation subsets.