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But in that case you're both drawing attention to the fact that your app is HTML5 (which thanks to Facebook is associated with a low quality experience) and als
by droidist2 13y ago
But in that case you're both drawing attention to the fact that your app is HTML5 (which thanks to Facebook is associated with a low quality experience) and also that the user has to download a separate library in order to run it. You'll likely get a significant portion of bad reviews solely motivated by this, just as with apps that require the user to download Adobe AIR separately.
For example:
https://www.google.com/search?q="requires+adobe+air"+bloatware+site:play.google.com https://www.google.com/search?q="requires+adobe+air"+bloatwa...
- zenocon 13y agoIn my case, I happen to be doing something completely different with AOSP. I'm not looking to build a webapp for the Play store. We are embedding AOSP on our own hardware. Also, I don't care what Facebook says.