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1. xiphia+of[view] [source] 2023-01-24 11:03:51
>>samwil+(OP)
,,In addition, Apple has been underfunding Safari for the past decade leading to missing critical functionality and a buggy experience for Web App developers thus ensuring that Native Apps, another Apple revenue source, are the only viable solution.''

It's not just funding. Apple changed webapps to delete indexedDB periodically even if they are inatalled on the home screen.

There's no way to have a great experience if you can't store data permanently.

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2. mtomwe+Of[view] [source] 2023-01-24 11:08:01
>>xiphia+of
xiphias2: Are you sure about it deleting IDB data even if they are installed on the homescreen? We've not come across that before.

If so this is something we really need to follow up.

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3. xiphia+8g[view] [source] 2023-01-24 11:11:27
>>mtomwe+Of
I'm not sure, I just read it somewhere some time ago, somewhere I read that iOS deletes it weekly or something like that. But I'm happy that I was wrong about it.
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4. mtomwe+xh[view] [source] 2023-01-24 11:23:34
>>xiphia+8g
Oh right, yeah, I think there's an exception for home screen apps. Now it's worse for Web Apps to have the data deleted, but I do understand the privacy reasons why Apple is deleting the IDB data.
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