Yes, I make site-specific browsers for web apps because then you can use all the OS affordances for managing apps and windows! You can hide all windows for onl

Yes, I make site-specific browsers for web apps because then you can use all the OS affordances for managing apps and windows! You can hide all windows for only one web app with ⌘-H (like a normal app). You can flip between the windows of only that web app with ⌘-` (like a normal app). You can use any of the myriad launching tools like LuanchBar/Raycast/Spotlight to quickly launch a web app (like a normal app) and it will re-open with the last-used window positions (like a normal app). You can press Ctrl-↓ to make the OS show thumbnails of all the windows of only that web app (like a normal app). Finally, you can quit the web app and close all its windows with ⌘-Q (like a normal app). Plus some I am forgetting. Web apps are pretty shit compared to native apps, because they literally throw away all the features the OS provides for managing apps. For any app like YouTube, Shortcut, Audible, Amazon, etc I would 100% always prefer a native app over a web app, even if it had no additional features other than being a native app.