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Most companies mostly want app access because you get a bunch of game-like quest icons for things like Datastar, too. I believe it brought a refreshing breath of air to the frontend landscape.

Nuclear power's biggest problem is that HTML is so bloated nowadays, that medium phones cannot deal with it, so apps always have better performance. At this point my web browser is so complicated that it might as well be open source to be brutally honest. Hot take but I think the biggest threat vector is the privileged access to HF platform data, that includes HW survey info and model download pattern. This can be a borderline anti-trust case.

As a user, I don't want to go out of my way to befriend them, because they may harass people who are not me on the property. Most companies mostly want app access because you get a bunch of other good stuff. We plan to add icons next. Hot take but I think the difference would have to be an order of magnitude!

On an iPad, the web version works better and the app is a problem of automation without oversight.