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IIRC "Web Apps" pinned to the homescreen (which was the thing being broken) are hosted by Springboard (the shell), not Safari as part of the magic so they appea
by fredoralive 3y ago
IIRC "Web Apps" pinned to the homescreen (which was the thing being broken) are hosted by Springboard (the shell), not Safari as part of the magic so they appear as separate apps. Rather than rework this to allow rendering engine switching, they obviously just decided to turn it off, at least at first.
- rezonant 3y agoThat part was still present: You could still add a web app to your home screen. It was that it didn't run as a PWA, with the additional features PWAs get.