> Wouldn't be great to have a notification once the new Wordle of the day arrives? Nitpick, but for that specific example, not really, since it's always at loc

> Wouldn't be great to have a notification once the new Wordle of the day arrives? Nitpick, but for that specific example, not really, since it's always at local midnight according to your device's time setting (for certain values of "arrive", since all past and future wordles are always present in the page source). [EDIT] Oh and: > Besides the questionable practices of Apple/Google, there's barely any reason to have browsers with PWA capabilities. I would love it if the web browsers had JS off by default and load JS only when the user explicitly requests it. I think the biting of the apple, if you will, for the web, was allowing Javascript to ever initiate requests on its own, or modify e.g. post request content or URLs pre-flight without user review and explicit OK. It's fucking absurd that clicking a link to a site means it gets to track your mouse movements and send them, live, to some server somewhere, and that disabling that means wrecking most of the web and making it a pain to use. No transmitting data without explicit user action and review, I say.