It is not about "infinite number of combinations", it is about browsers having some specific functionality as of now (not just in iOS), people preferring using

It is not about "infinite number of combinations", it is about browsers having some specific functionality as of now (not just in iOS), people preferring using web versions of apps on them because of that instead of installing apps, and app developers seeing that people use the web versions and saying "oh people are using the web versions, maybe we should give these the same functionality as the apps", disregarding that people _choose_ not to install their (crappy) apps exactly because of these "features" and "functionality", which usually mostly are about sucking your data and spamming you with ads. All this apple-related HN web-browser drama is not about what _users_ want, it is only about what app developers and companies want.