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There's fanboyism and there's "you are wrong for wanting something Apple didn't care to implement, they know better than you". Your argument doesn't any sense,
by 1_player 5y ago
There's fanboyism and there's "you are wrong for wanting something Apple didn't care to implement, they know better than you". Your argument doesn't any sense, it's just partisanship and appeal to authority.
You can't explain that PWAs have no place in iOS using the excuse that Apple is doing it for our sake. Sorry, that's just dumb.
- criddell 5y agoIn another comment I explain that a well written PWA will use more battery, CPU, memory, and network bandwidth than a well written native app. Web apps are lowest common denominator solutions and that’s not where Apple wants to be. They know their users are better off with native apps. If you disagree, then stick with Android which has pretty good support.