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Web Push on iOS requires users to find a hidden feature and perform a bunch of steps to install a website to the home screen. Whatever the motives and whether on purpose or not, native apps still have the advantage here - and I bet Apple likes it that way.
With push notifications in mobile Safari, the arguments for making proprietary apps get weaker. That’s good. Yeees! 🥳 But… there's a big "but" in…
Maximiliano Firtman
This is a compatibility list of supported features on Safari on iOS and iPadOS vs. what's available in the most used PWA browser in current market…
Looks like (someone at) Apple started working on the Push API for webkit! 😲
https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=231008
Let's hope we'll get this in iOS soon, as it's one of the main motivations for some clients to continue to go native instead of PWA. 🤞
Apple’s attack on service workers
After the link to Aral's post yesterday, some details in this post from Jeremy Keith. This is not a minor change. This is a crippling attack on service…
deleting all local storage (including Indexed DB, etc.) after 7 days effectively blocks any future decentralised apps using the browser (client side)…
Roderick Gadellaa 
Jeremy Keith
Aral Balkan