A quick perusal of the comments here makes me think that the issue is more cut and dried than you'd like it to be. What _should_ the terms mean is a very diffe

A quick perusal of the comments here makes me think that the issue is more cut and dried than you'd like it to be. What _should_ the terms mean is a very different question than what _do_ the terms mean. As far as end users are concerned there are only two categories: native and mobile websites (though they're more likely to describe them as "apps" and "websites"). Hybrid is a term used by developers to communicate a particular technology stack, it is a subset of end-user native.