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Part of it might be that in a world of react native and other such technologies, apps simply aren’t able to provide them, or it’s too technically challenging to
by pocketarc 4y ago
Part of it might be that in a world of react native and other such technologies, apps simply aren’t able to provide them, or it’s too technically challenging to. There are some fairly significant restrictions that are hard for a non-native app to comply with.
And it turns out nobody really cares. Everyone’s used to opening the app when they need anything. And I say this with 5 widgets covering my only Home Screen - not bashing them in any way.