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Nope, they don't really rely on WebViews unless you're in Safari. They do have an extensive API surface, and a lot of Swift stuff consumes it directly.
by rcarmo 3y ago
Nope, they don't really rely on WebViews unless you're in Safari. They do have an extensive API surface, and a lot of Swift stuff consumes it directly.
- axlee 3y agoReally? The "Apple ID" (and subscriptions) section in the settings in so janky and doesnt feel native at all.
- rcarmo 3y agoAre you talking about the Mac or iOS?
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- ChrisMarshallNY 3y agoI know that most of the infrastructure apps in all Apple operating systems, nowadays, are SwiftUI, so it makes sense that they aren’t WebViews. SwiftUI has a definite UX “flavor.” I’m not thrilled with some of the choices they made, irt information architecture, and basic UX, but they are consistent.
- heyoni 3y agoExcept isn’t the settings pane on Mac OS using react or something? I know it feels different and I kind of hate it.
- concinds 3y agoOnly the iCloud panel is
- heyoni 3y agoYea that’s what I figured. The one that pulls data from the web with every click. It just bugs me when a view will sometimes render absolutely nothing, sometimes while checking subscriptions, other times in the middle of a flow like adding hardware keys. UI’s that fail to produce feedback need to disappear.