Keeping state across and putting collab first is something native apps can do as well. You don't need a web interface to do that. I do however agree about the

Keeping state across and putting collab first is something native apps can do as well. You don't need a web interface to do that. I do however agree about the positive cross-platform support. From my experience, which is very limited - it is the decades of backward compat and complexity that makes native development so tiresome. It gets even worse when there are multiple platforms with not much in common. Thanks, I'll check out Urbit. And? How many non-Chrome browsers do we have? Even Microsoft gave in to Chromium. Can't wait for Google's next move to tie their protocols deeper into the browser just like they did with Android and playstore services. This was another eye opener to me, how limited high quality developers are.