AppleがiOS 17.4のベータ版でPWAのサポートを削除していることが明らかに
Appleは長年にわたり、ウェブサイトをiPhoneのホーム画面に追加することでウェブアプリとして使用できる「プログレッシブウェブアプリ」(PWA)と呼ばれる機能を導入していました。しかし、iOS 17.4のベータ版において、PWAのサポートが削除されていることが報告されています。 Did Apple just break Web Apps in iOS 17.4 Beta (EU)? - Open Web Advocacy https://open-web-advocacy.org/blog/did-apple-just-break-web-apps-in-ios17.4-beta-eu/ iOS 17.4 seems to remove web app support in the EU https://9to5mac.com/2024/02/08/ios-17-4-web-app-e
Apple announces changes to iOS, Safari, and the App Store in the European Union
For developers, the changes include new options for app distribution and payment processing For users, the changes include new controls and disclosures, and expanded protections to reduce privacy and security risks the DMA creates CUPERTINO, CALIFORNIA Apple today announced changes to iOS, Safari, and the App Store impacting developers’ apps in the European Union (EU) to comply with the Digital Ma
Platform Tilt - Mozilla
This dashboard tracks technical issues in major software platforms which disadvantage Firefox relative to the first-party browser. We consider aspects like security, stability, performance, and functionality, and propose changes to create a more level playing field. Further discussion on the live issues can be found in our platform-tilt issue tracker. Rule 2.5.6 of the Apple App Store Review Guide
Platform Tilt: Documenting the Uneven Playing Field for an Independent Browser Like Firefox – Open Policy & Advocacy
Browsers are the principal gateway connecting people to the open Internet, acting as their agent and shaping their experience. The central role of browsers has long motivated us to build and improve Firefox in order to offer people an independent choice. However, this centrality also creates a strong incentive for dominant players to control the browser that people use. The right way to win users
Hobson's Browser - Infrequently Noted
Update: This post was turned into a talk for State of The Browser in October 2021; you can watch the recording here. Update, The Second: Welp, I was wrong. I assumed that Facebook PMs and engineers were smart. Of course they were going to get found out modifying content via In-App Browsers, just as this post warned they could. It's long past time for Google and Apple to act to curb this abuse via
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