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I don't think having a single user-facing client has ever really been held back by the technology. It's always the services being intentionally proprietary, int
by zamadatix 1y ago
I don't think having a single user-facing client has ever really been held back by the technology. It's always the services being intentionally proprietary, intentionally breaking 3rd party clients, and ToSs making it risky to do.
- wink 1y agoI mean, different platforms exist just the same as back then. Windows, Linux, Android, iOS (and let's say some nerds will make it work on osx and the BSDs from the linux version). That was a problem back then and it's a problem right now
- zamadatix 1y agoThere have always been approaches to multi platform apps, the limitations attempts at this (both in the past and currently) have repeatedly been a great UI with hostile 3rd party services.