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> Listing possible examples does not prove your point. It disproves yours that the "vast majority" of apps don't use functionality exposed as PWA APIs. > Some

by ajross 1y ago

> Listing possible examples does not prove your point. It disproves yours that the "vast majority" of apps don't use functionality exposed as PWA APIs. > Something something No It's Actually Apple's Fault It's indeed Apple's fault that those PWA APIs don't work in Safari, yes. I didn't think this was a disputed point. And again I repeat: your objection isn't technical, you just don't like the idea of portable web apps working on iOS.

llm_nerd 1y ago
> It disproves I take it you're not a stats major. > It's indeed Apple's fault that those PWA APIs don't work in Safari A tiny percentage of apps use features that aren't available in Safari, ergo ipso sum, 100% of apps cannot use PWAs on any platform. Do you understand how utterly nonsensical this noise is? I understand this thread is overwhelmingly dominated by rhetorics, seemingly by people who have zero experience in the industry, so have your nonsense. > your objection isn't technical, you just don't like the idea of portable web apps working on iOS. Your take is laughably nonsensical.