> In these situations, companies frequently try to force an app down your throat instead. And who knows how much space that will take up on a space-limited device or how poorly it will run.
And honestly, that app is going to be a browser shell with a (partially) offline copy of the website in it, 9 times out of 10...
> that app is going to be a browser shell with a (partially) offline copy of the website in it, 9 times out of 10
If you're lucky.
The main UI may just be a website, but as a native app is has a greater ability to spam you, track you, accidentally introduce security vulnerabilities, etc.
And honestly, that app is going to be a browser shell with a (partially) offline copy of the website in it, 9 times out of 10...