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this post was submitted on 23 Jun 2023
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Ive been exclusively browsing on mobile web, same as I did reddit. This layout is much more user friendly forsure.
The benefit of not having half the screen devoted to trying to get you to download the app is a huge bonus.
This Apollo-like webapp is new too, and I like it quite a bit: https://wefwef.app
Holy shit that's sleek. Gonna give that a go for a while.
That's super cool! Too bad back in android doesn't work when it's a pwa, but it works as expected on a browser and it's very fluid!
What doesn't work? I was just using it on Android as a PWA without problems. Only issue I could see is the top nav bar (where the notifications show) is gray vs black, which could be an easy fix. On Firefox if that makes a difference.
Woah. This is a game changer. Thank you!
Same. Been using the mobile browser since day one and it has everything the desktop version has just in different spots. I don't see the need for a dedicated app tbh, unless they muck up the mobile version which I don't see happening... hopefully.