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No, I’m saying that since almost every service of note has a website for computers anyway, if it’s only Safari that’s keeping apps from being web apps instead o
by scarface74 4y ago
No, I’m saying that since almost every service of note has a website for computers anyway, if it’s only Safari that’s keeping apps from being web apps instead of being “forced” to go through the App Store, then why do companies bother about making a web app and an Android app?
> And why did you think companies will build a web app instead of Android apps when they cannot practically reuse it on iOS
Because they are already building a web app for computers.
> Apple is the one to blame and now they're forced to fix that thanks to DMA. You don't have to have that angry of this fact.
And you really think companies are going to all the sudden stop writing native apps?
These companies could have already built just an app for iOS and a web app like they do now for computers and not waste time building native apps.
And let’s not even go into how shitty and low powered the average Android device is and how badly it performs with native apps and web apps.
No I’m not saying that all Android devices are bad. I’m saying that the average $250 Android device is bad - and yes that’s the average selling price of an Android in the US.
Android users aren’t buying high end devices.