Instead they want to control the interface, likely for their own gain, but also som added security. So, I get it. However, the whole buzz word and excitement is good, but it’s annoyingly stifled to begin with
Instead they want to control the interface, likely for their own gain, but also som added security. So, I get it. However, the whole buzz word and excitement is good, but it’s annoyingly stifled to begin with
Is it just the name you’re objecting to? Do you believe it’s a bad idea to strive for feature parity between native apps and the web? I seriously can’t tell.
1. Apple and google are going to set a new set of APIs. And likely edge out the importance of other browsers.
2. They went the app route to begin with... they could have always gone the PWA route (especially the last few years). I don’t know why I have to have a native app if the entire web is now mobile friendly.
All other iOS "browsers" as Chrome, Firefox or Edge, are just wrappers around Safari.