Re:How Google and Others Are Plotting the Revenge of the Web...
by divbit on Sunday September 11, 2016 @07:15PM
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For anything that doesn't require actual hardware (like camera, touch-id, etc.) I completely agree:
1.b) Mobile apps require updates for any issues, which must pass slow app store guardians. 5) (user above did 4) browser navigates consistently between pages, while apps can all choose their own navigation scheme which could be unfamiliar. 6) Mobile websites can be browsed in incognito mode, while it's hard to install and use an app incognito. 7) Mobile apps can eat battery life when closed, unless you have tons of time to spend managing notification and background settings.
Re:How Google and Others Are Plotting the Revenge of the Web...
by nmgsd on Sunday September 11, 2016 @12:46PM
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I'll add
4. Web apps can actually offer better privacy and security than mobile apps at this point.
Because...
1) Mobile apps require an install, mobile websites don't.
2) Content linked from my inbox lives on the web, not mobile apps.
3) Google search is a better way to find stuff than App store.
Solve these three problems and I'll start getting nervous. 'til then, I consider my job as a web developer pretty secure.