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This is the approach that Windows Phone pushed. When they realized they were late to the party, pushing "standardized" PWAs made most sense. They even had quite
by JW_00000 4y ago
This is the approach that Windows Phone pushed. When they realized they were late to the party, pushing "standardized" PWAs made most sense. They even had quite a lot of tools to make it easy to encapsulate a normal website in a PWA and submit it to their store. But still it didn't catch on... I don't really see why this time would be different.
- nephanth 4y agoBecause this is not the approach they're taking? If you read the whole article, you learn this project is AOSP-based So it runs android apps In the hypothetical situation that it was needed though, PWAs are probably more common now than when Microsoft tried that