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Again you're back to what we've already established the web is ideal for. It's original intended purpose- simple document sharing. It's been doing this since the early 90s. While sharing info on Wikipedia is great, where the web fails is competing with native apps. Other than sharing HTML text documents (and there are projects working to replace that too), it doesn't get chosen over native apps. Also, I'd still say t…
Why do I get to target iOS only with my email client on the one hand, but I have to support "all browsers" on the other? Stop stacking the deck, ok? > If you were in anything but a desk job, it'd be the complete opposite. ...and if I were a banana, I'd probably prefer sunshine. I'm saying there are cases for me where the web is way better, even on mobile. You can't prove to me that's not true, because it is. It's lik…
But the issue I was trying to convey is that you're an edge case and in an increasingly marginal pool as time goes on. Most people aren't sitting at the computer all day, and even if they do (we'll say so for sake of argument), they stay off personal email at work (a good idea). And they use their phone yet still. That's what I do. I'm at a desk all day as well, and never login to personal stuff on my work network/machine. That's where iOS gets its use.