Yeah, no. I’d rather use a clunky website in a browser then installing dozens of specific apps.

Nah, I’m good. I’m fine with services being limited to what information they can convince my browser to give them, rather than what they can convince my phone to give them. Or try and convince me to give them permission to access.

I hate apps. I prefer to use a website instead of the app whenever I can.

In my experience, most “apps” are just the website with some features and zoom disabled, wrapped in electron.

So I prefer the browser version, where I have all my privacy enhancing plugins.

Garbage take. Having apps as PWAs is better for security, privacy, and doesn’t need to be clunky. Websites are clunky when they import massive remote JS libraries instead of just relying more on CSS. No website I’ve every visited has had a valid reason to be slow, I mean we can literally use a webpage to control a remote VM in real time. Apps get to declare most of their permissions and will often require these unnecessary permissions to use them at all.

No thanks, I would rather not have to use Waydroid and deal with Google’s services because of course you didn’t make the app available on your website or on F-Droid.

There is literally no difference between web and app. What makes a difference is if proprietary data hogs made them or open source devs.

If it’s a native app then it’s fine, else if it’s just a chromium skin then that bullshit can fuck off.

Yeah, nah.