Most native apps are some half gig large where even the heaviest website is a few mb. They dont let you highlight text and have other bizarre design choices. Even worse, they request importing contacts list which isnt even an option on the web.
Native apps could be butter but more often than not they are like margarine. Smooth, oily, and not good for you.
iOS:
wechat: 740meg
gmail: 672
google chat: 585
uber: 582
tiktok: 572
headspace: 498
instagram: 467
doulingo: 462
bank of america: 456
capital one: 435
expedia: 412
linkedin: 402
doordash: 392
google: 379
facebook: 365
unitied airlines:355
chase: 352
google photos: 348
line: 346
amex: 339
google maps: 336
youtube: 329
booking.com: 320
citi: 319
amazon music: 317
snapchat: 316
lyft: 307
wells fargo: 292
strava: 283
twitch: 279
rotten tomatoes: 262
airbnb: 254
youtube music: 245
whatsapp: 239
mlb: 220
discord: 212
tinder: 202
of course Apple doesn't list the size of their own apps like Apple Maps, Photos, Music, etc...I am quite surprised at a few apps I know are just a webpage, because I can to go to the webpage and see it's exactly the same, are still 40meg to 80meg. I'd expect them be able to be as small as a few K. Open a webview, navigate to https://mycompany.com. The end
Gmail: 612mb
Facebook: 359mb
YouTube: 303mb
Amex: 365mb
I'm still skeptical (or just hopeful?) that there's some storage accounting bug here, and it's including caches. I'm not in a place to plug it into Xcode right now, maybe someone else can check the actual IPAs?edit: also, I do see Apple's own apps in mine. Music reports 39mb; Photos 791kB (lol?)