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>>dochtm+(OP)
The future of the web is not in a browser.

A significant part of the internet already thrives outside of the traditional browser sphere. Apps and mobile are the future. Eventually no one will be using web browsers. Or the internet web browsers serve up will be like cable TV or AOL: a zombified booby trap of nothing but ads, scraped content and links eager to serve you ransomware.

Maybe I've read too many dystopian novels though.

>>damnes+fE
That's a really interesting observation. It doesn't seem to be enough anymore to offer a mobile-first web experience. Users expect mobile apps, and your perceived legitimacy will suffer if you don't offer one (even if it's just a wrapper around the same basic web technologies). Maybe we worry too much about the future of the browser.