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Open Web Advocacy has a post about the degree of regulatory and activist pressure was brought to bear to make this happen.

A thing I'm curious about is on what timeframe, if at all, third party browsers will wind up being allowed to do home screen PWAs. It does seem somewhat impractical to spec, write API for, and implement such a feature before any third party browsers even exist, but one thing Apple is right about is allowing Safari to make home screen PWAs but not alternate browsers is not creating a level playing field.


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in reply to @eramdam's post:

im just hearing abt this now, and this article takes apple's press release at face value and didn't speculate on what the "real" reason apple wanted to do this. but im guessing everyone was clowning on apple for this obvious attempt to quash any alternative to using their app store? or do ppl think it was about something else or just incompetence?

in reply to @mcc's post:

I do believe that parts of Apples statement about this being a complex issue that requires a special security model. They should have already started work on it but assuming they didn’t I don’t see it coming to other engines until 18.0-18.1 in late fall