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Apple Wants To Kill PWAs
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this post was submitted on 16 Feb 2024
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Then why do you think most business are already writing a separate Android app rather than just optimising their mobile website?
But "make the mobile version not take up as much screen-space" is not as simple as simply zooming out and just hiding some icon labels. And just the fact that people interact by touch rather than with a mouse and keyboard is already a major adjustment.
Anyway, I'll leave it at this, since I feel like there's not much to gain here for me from the discussion anymore :) Cheers!
I don't think that. I know some businesses who are still writing separate apps, instead of switching to cross-platform. You'll have to ask them why they're doing that. It frustrates me no end when platform-specific bugs come up because they're running different code on each platform, each written by different people.
...makes no difference at all. Whether a user has touched a button, clicked on it, or tabbed to it and pressed enter, the same Button.Clicked event gets triggered.