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I think the main issue is attribution. Especially when a lot of stuff breaks even on web, when you change the browser. Imagine I have some PWA at home screen n
by bluesign 3y ago
I think the main issue is attribution. Especially when a lot of stuff breaks even on web, when you change the browser.
Imagine I have some PWA at home screen now, working with Safari engine. I changed my browser to Chrome, let's say it stopped working. 90% of the users will blame Apple software update instead of the Chrome choice.
- Fischgericht 3y agoWe luckily are finally living in a world where browser incompatibility is not a big issue anymore. And as a developer, you'd simply check that your PWA works with Safari, Firefox and Chrome.
- asadotzler 3y agoNah. Those kind of incompatibilities are rare and users will generally place the blame on their last change, more likely the Chrome install than a check for updates.