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Plus it lives on today as KaiOS, you can buy plenty of phones that run it. It didn’t end up challenging the Apple/Google duopoly like Mozilla wanted but I thin
by wilsonnb3 3y ago
Plus it lives on today as KaiOS, you can buy plenty of phones that run it.
It didn’t end up challenging the Apple/Google duopoly like Mozilla wanted but I think they should have stuck with it anyways.
- lenerdenator 3y agoIt makes sense that it didn't for technical and business reasons. We weren't where we are now on PWA technologies in 2012. But it would also introduced another layer of data permissions abstraction over the info so many of these applications rely on to be so profitable.