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That would require Safari to actually keep up with standards. In my eyes, they deliberately don't implement features so that you can't compete with a native (an

That would require Safari to actually keep up with standards. In my eyes, they deliberately don't implement features so that you can't compete with a native (and therefore Apple App Store) app. I can't even send a notification to the iOS Safari, something everyone else has implemented. And Apple themselves implement on desktop Safari. https://caniuse.com/notifications https://caniuse.com/notifications

ksec 5y ago
Yes, and some of them they are working on. While others are not tuned on for iOS Safari. I think this is a much easier fix that their App Store problem though. They just need specific Webkit features only available inside these HTML5 Apps ( And not within Safari browser for whatever reason they have ). Fully Sandboxed, and zero / refined or control access to phonebook or photos. Instead they made App Clips. While being useful, they are still the holding the ultimate power for access to Apple customers.