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Quote from: elycoinz on June 14, 2018, 12:33:26 AM

With the many positive statements we have for PWAs, i wonder how Yappadappadoo is tackling the downsides of Progressive Web Apps?

Knowing that mobile devices, more often than not, has its own proprietory browser and could be an obstacle to reach the multi-browser capability should manufacturer choose to redesign their browser far from the current acceptable browser engine where PWA works best.

I see your point elycoinz and would like to add that currently, PWAs works best on Android-based browsers. It is only through this mobile device OS that some hardware feature of a device could be access with no issues (like cameras, calendars, location, etc.).

I'm pretty sure it would be a drag should the mobile device uses a non-native android browser.

I hope Yappadappadoo already have a team for this.

With the intensive data and figures indicated in Yappadappadoo's whitepaper, one can guess the much effort they have exerted to dig up a reliable research.

Thus, there is high probability that Yappadappadoo is already on track for the browser issues you have mentioned. And we have to remember that advancement in the PWA sector has been rapid and is predicted to conquer hardware feat to par better with the hardware access of native apps.

An absolute truth there Jackbit! PWA's development is constant and steady.

Accessing hardware features of a mobile device from a PWA has evolved into a very much native app feel, wherein even push notifications are now achievable (whereas this was a native part of native apps).

In fact, speed gauges show that PWAs have gained a slight advantage on speed and performance compared to native apps.

And we will continuously witness many more progress and improvements in the coming days, that's for sure.

Hi there everyone!

Brave yourselves as many technologist agree that the year 2018 will be the breakout year of PWA.

The indicators are quite strong with the rapid development we are seeing unfold before our very eyes and the app giant Apple getting ready their webkit web browser engine to support PWAs.

There will be a lot of movement and gladly we already have Yappadappoo for starters.

Thanking you all for your valuable inputs and updates.

Your statement gave me confidence that the browser issue i have in mind will be well covered as PWAs march on for its breakout year.

And with that, Yappadappadoo will be perhaps all geared up as well.