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Who uses web apps instead of native apps?
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this post was submitted on 19 Jul 2023
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Me. Now with voyager, formally wefwef
Voyager is seriously the best example of a PWA I’ve ever seen.
This is my first experience with a PWA and it is blowing my mind haha
Please share a link?
https://vger.app
Did a quick Google, I think it’s just a rebrand; as in, if you’ve already got wefwef, you’ve already got Voyager.
Came here to say the same. It’s honesty the best mobile app I’ve tried so far.
I tried it but unfortunately swipe to go back gesture doesn’t work. It’s good but not good enough for me yet :/
It does work as well as it can, but it’s sometimes a bit flakey. Sadly that’s Apple’s problem to fix.
I’ll add a complaint. The upvote is too close to the comment button in compact mode.
The status bar has white text in light mode even though it should be black. That’s an Apple PWA bug. There’s already an issue created for it.
Voyager is definitely the best example of a PWA I’ve seen. It’s better than most native apps.
The only web app I use, well maybe a bit of HLTB, but only because it doesn't have an app last time I checked.