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Browsers support PWAs on the desktop platforms without there being a security nightmare, and while I'm sure there are some permissions that could be a problem,

• sccxy 3y ago
  They know that giving too powerful apis to other browsers will kill their marketshare and competitors will build a better product in free environment.
• popalchemist 3y ago
  iOS was never conceived of as something which would run arbitrary code that could access system-level data (the siloed data). So basically the situation exists by design, and in order to achieve security when enabling PWAs from other browser engines, they'd have to add another layer of security that currently doesn't exist (since they never had to trust anyone's code but their own). So... yes, there is apparently a lack of security there, but that's because the layer in question was never intended to be anything but proprietary until this ruling.