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They’ve been on iOS since the beginning, predating the App Store. They were originally supposed to be the only public API for building 3rd party apps on iOS. F
by jamesgeck0 3y ago
They’ve been on iOS since the beginning, predating the App Store. They were originally supposed to be the only public API for building 3rd party apps on iOS.
For a long time they appeared to be in maintenance mode on iOS. They’re still years behind what Chrome allows PWAs to do.
- dunham 3y agoApple has also added PWA to Desktop Safari in the latest OS release (which seems to work well for Tana). So their Safari team is putting some continuing effort behind PWA in general. I used this when I was taking a break from chrome, because Firefox cancelled their PWA support for Desktop.