> which is essential for PWAs In all these discussions on HN the set of "essential standards" is always in flux, and is different for different people. > They

> which is essential for PWAs In all these discussions on HN the set of "essential standards" is always in flux, and is different for different people. > They state they have done user research (no information available on this) and that there is "little to no benefit" for a feature that was buggy and hidden behind configuration flags while at the same time enabling full support by default in their mobile browser. Because it's quite possible that it's buggy and confusing on desktop, but not so on mobile. Not so different from Safari, BTW which also has A2HS on iOS, but not on MacOS > The 1% remaining is still significant, the rest of the PWA standards Apple supports are just normal web standards that PWAs happen to use. So... The other ones are not normal web standards? Or are all web standards normal?