Yeah Twitter is an awful use case. Any app that has lots of external links or that you want to spawn new tabs is better just staying in the browser. The ones t

Yeah Twitter is an awful use case. Any app that has lots of external links or that you want to spawn new tabs is better just staying in the browser. The ones that work better as installed apps are things that you kinda just leave open in their own window: instant messaging apps, email, music streaming, etc. There's no reason for these to have a URL bar at the top, and "installing" the things often unlocks global hotkeys and other bits.