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A comment on Apple's intentional crippling of Mobile Safari continues. Parent comment

Re:Apple's intentional crippling of Mobile Safari continues by rejhgadellaa on Sunday March 22, 2026 @12:43PM (#47479351)
Do you have a source link for this? I don't want to sound snarky, but this list doesn't make sense to me.

Offline support has been available (and buggy, YMMV) for a long time.

Web Push has been available since 16.4 (with a lot of caveats)

I haven't heard anything about installation (but I may have missed something)

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Re:Apple's intentional crippling of Mobile Safari continues by strogonoff on Sunday March 22, 2026 @03:13PM (#47480992)
My source is TFA, as I stated. This is what I see in the table when I follow the link.

For example, in the column for my current iOS version offline support is crossed out, and for the upcoming version it has a check mark.

If the claim being made is that pwa.gripe is a bad source, I can only assure I have nothing to do with the site. If they misinform visitors about Safari’s capabilities with regard to PWAs, you should post it as a top-level comment.

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Re:Apple's intentional crippling of Mobile Safari continues by xd1936 on Sunday March 22, 2026 @08:15PM (#47483836)
The source is caniuse.com data. The build script for the page is open-source as well.

https://github.com/leoherzog/pwa.gripe

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