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This also points to why "apps" are a broken model. We desperately need mobile device standards, and HTML5 is just one step on that needed path. Could you imag
by johnvschmitt 13y ago
This also points to why "apps" are a broken model.
We desperately need mobile device standards, and HTML5 is just one step on that needed path.
Could you imagine, if browser had to do this? (Say, you're on Firefox, thinking of using Chrome, & have to use a complicated feature that analyzed all of your most recently visited sites, & told you if those sites worked on Chrome, & then if not, showed you comparable sites)
- jack-r-abbit 13y agoI don't really see this any more broken than trying to switch your PC from Windows to Linux. As it is right now, I've been using Windows for so long and have a decent list of apps I use everyday... I don't really have the time/energy to start all over in a new OS and try to find the replacement apps. But if I had an app that would analyze the currently installed apps on my Windows machine and then gave me a super easy way to install all those same (or replacement) apps on a Linux machine, I might be less hesitant to make that switch.