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I respect PWAs, but they take away so much that I personally want. No address bar, no tabs, no history, no extensions. It's a reversion from the glorious amazin
by jauntywundrkind 1y ago
I respect PWAs, but they take away so much that I personally want. No address bar, no tabs, no history, no extensions. It's a reversion from the glorious amazing user agency of the web to the sad state that computing had held us victim to for decades.
- depressedpanda 1y agoI have good news for you: if you prefer running a PWA in your browser of choice, you can. Nothing forces you to install the PWA.
- jauntywundrkind 1y agoGenerally true yes. Solid point! (Unless you are on iOS, where a variety of capabilities are only given to PWAs.)