I agree, I was talking more about apps that you use regularly. Reddit clients are a good example; Apollo for iOS offers a way, way better UX than the official c

I agree, I was talking more about apps that you use regularly. Reddit clients are a good example; Apollo for iOS offers a way, way better UX than the official client which is essentially a wrapper around the mobile site with a few native flourishes. For stuff like buying plane tickets or booking hotels, I much prefer to just use the website itself. I see no benefit to these things being made into PWAs or occupying any kind of permanent space on my device.