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It’s super well documented if you care to look. PWA’s rely on a Safari service worker running as a system process. Under the current iOS PWA architecture, any b
by brookst 3y ago
It’s super well documented if you care to look. PWA’s rely on a Safari service worker running as a system process. Under the current iOS PWA architecture, any browser hosting a PWA can ignore app sandboxing.
I don’t understand why people speculate weird conspiracies rather than doing a bit of research to see the actual issue. We can still pile on Apple for a bad design, lack of foresight, and unwillingness to totally rebuild the PWA architecture.