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What is a “mobile story”? Can you deliver some messaging in a comment story?

• 1attice 3y ago
  Charming. What I mean is: - there are strong, empirically tested usability reasons why a desktop-style UI is the pits on a mobile device - generally, the move to mobile devices inclines to a different UI paradigm -- something finger-friendly and un-windowed (think iOS, Android, etc.) - if there was a way that Puter could look kind of like a phone with some of the de-facto standard UI motifs and paradigms when it's on a phone, you could do cool shit like replace the Android shell with Puter, and have a pure web UI for your phone that runs web apps - next step would be to add e.g. the ability to run Puter apps when offline, when reception is going in and out, etc. Sort of like Google Apps used to be (in Chrome) - now you've got a cross-platform one-UI-to-rule-them-all breakout industry moment. As it stands, Puter is already really cool, but if it turned into something that behaved a bit less like MacOS and a bit more like iOS at narrow resolutions, you'd have something that would make a lot of people very upset (and this is a good thing, they deserve to be upset)