What's completely broken about it? If you use it the way it was intended to be used, as a cache for apps, then it works perfectly fine in my experience. It beha

What's completely broken about it? If you use it the way it was intended to be used, as a cache for apps, then it works perfectly fine in my experience. It behaves like a native app that updates itself in the background (Chrome itself does this, for example). If you try to use it as a HTTP cache then yes, it's completely the wrong tool for the job and you're gonna have a bad time.