1) From a regulation standpoint, it's in Apple's interest for PWA's to exist; Apple has used the argument in court that PWA's are a viable alternative to it's App Store and therefore it does not have a monopoly on iOS "apps".
2) From a financial standpoint, it's in Apple's interest for the PWA experience to be sub-par.
1) From a regulation standpoint, it's in Apple's interest for PWA's to exist; Apple has used the argument in court that PWA's are a viable alternative to it's App Store and therefore it does not have a monopoly on iOS "apps".
2) From a financial standpoint, it's in Apple's interest for the PWA experience to be sub-par.
And this is how we got here.