Devil's advocate: having a stable (maybe too stable) runtime for all iOS PWAs might actually be a benefit. Native apps, for instance, don't have to worry about

Devil's advocate: having a stable (maybe too stable) runtime for all iOS PWAs might actually be a benefit. Native apps, for instance, don't have to worry about rendering issues in various "viewers." This actually brings PWAs closer to the world of native apps, which I believe is what users would prefer. That said, I literally did a jump for joy when the DMA news broke. (Then of course, I did scream bloody murder reading the details on PWAs.)