ugg...auto"correct" killing me. Anyhow, when they run native app experiment w/o PWA baseline, they select for *already* most engaged users
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The set of people who are willing to sit through a native app install, updates, etc. already find value from the service and want more of it
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Do we have examples of companies doing PWAs to compete to their native apps?Most are "Lite" versions. They are afraid of taking the big step
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Most of the "Lite" branding belies (near) feature equivalence: Twitter, Lyft, Flipkart, etc. Seriously, try both native and their PWAs.
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And "lite" refers to the user value of not needing to wade through an app install. Also a nice way not to raise hackles of native teams.
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Twitter is promoting the PWA as Opera promoting Opera Mini, not the full Opera browser. And Twitter is not the only one.
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It's turned on for all of https://mobile.twitter.com . Flipkart "Lite" is all of http://Flipkart.com on mobile, etc. Watch what they *do*.
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Flipkart is great example. But they still promote the installation of their native app within the PWA. It's like two steps forward, one back
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Where? I don't see it.
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I took some screenshots when I saw those app banners. I'll search for them in my android devices and share. Probably not today
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