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It won't, for the same reasons that web apps weren't allowed on the App Store 15 years ago.
by rchaud 3y ago
It won't, for the same reasons that web apps weren't allowed on the App Store 15 years ago.
- marcellus23 3y agoWhat does the App Store have to do with it? Apple supported adding web apps to the Home Screen from the very first iPhone OS.
- cvan 3y agoOn iOS, go to Settings > Safari > Advanced > Experimental Features. (Or on macOS desktop, from the Develop menu.) Scroll to the bottom of the list. There are 4 WebXR APIs behind a flag. Why waste precious WebKit resources on implementing WebXR APIs in Apple's browser engine… if WebXR will hypothetically never be shipped to Safari stable?