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> I explained why. For an app with few users, it sometimes takes longer for open source to catch up. Android apps have been available since before 2010. Time h
by MBCook 4y ago
> I explained why. For an app with few users, it sometimes takes longer for open source to catch up.
Android apps have been available since before 2010. Time has been available.
But it’s so hard to get recommendations of high quality Android apps that aren’t something Apple doesn’t allow (call recorder, web browser, etc.). That’s a great category, but I still struggle to see why that’s all anyone can point to.
Paid, free, IAP, open-source, anything.
- lern_too_spel 4y ago> Android apps have been available since before 2010. Time has been available. And I gave you a list of applications that are indeed far superior on Android. Gruber cherry-picked a Mastodon app, which hasn't been available since 2010 and hasn't had many users improving it. > But it’s so hard to get recommendations of high quality Android apps that aren’t something Apple doesn’t allow Several of my examples pass that criterion.