Are there any restrictions?I don’t think an app would be required- the only use might be them having less restrictions on what they could do on mobile
Are there any restrictions?I don’t think an app would be required- the only use might be them having less restrictions on what they could do on mobile
You could, but an app would be much faster and more users would be attractedWhy would there need to be an app for a self-contained browser tab? You can already make those on your phone. I literally just made one on my phone to prove that point
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I am no expert but that really doesn't make much sense. Why would an app be faster and would anyone even notice the loading difference? Equally, is there even a demand for this?You could, but an app would be much faster and more users would be attracted
sAfArII am no expert but that really doesn't make much sense. Why would an app be faster and would anyone even notice the loading difference? Equally, is there even a demand for this?
I see your perspectiveI have been on here for 4 years and the majority of that has been on mobile...
absolutely fucking not.
Not sureAre there any restrictions?
That's not a convincing reason to make an app, especially when the app would most likely just be running on top of Safari on iPhones.sAfArI
Well, I'm the poll maker, not the one with the opinionThat's not a convincing reason to make an app, especially when the app would most likely just be running on top of Safari on iPhones.
What I am trying to address is that you need to try and actually want to convince someone to want to make a dedicated app for the site. Time and effort are needed for both in making an app and maintaining an app, why should someone want to do that over just recommending the user make a dedicated bookmark themselves?Well, I'm the poll maker, not the one with the opinion
We already have notifications which work on mobile, what else could an app add?
I think you might have disallowed notifications at one point, maybe by accident, and that's why the prompt doesn't appear now. You can see if gbatemp.net is in the list in the notifications settings inside the browser, and delete it if it is, and then see if the prompt appears. Or you might have clicked "no" on the prompt on GBAtemp itself the first time you visit the website.Actually, this is the only reason I made an app a long time ago ([1] [2]), because back then we didn't have web notification support, and I still can't enable notifications on any of my browsers (no option to enable them on the webpage), despite all of my browsers supporting background notification fetch.
Edit: conclusion is, there should be an app, but for notifications only.
Huh?Well, I'm the poll maker, not the one with the opinion
I think you might have disallowed notifications at one point, maybe by accident, and that's why the prompt doesn't appear now. You can see if gbatemp.net is in the list in the notifications settings inside the browser, and delete it if it is, and then see if the prompt appears. Or you might have clicked "no" on the prompt on GBAtemp itself the first time you visit the website.
https://gbatemp.net/account/preferences Is this where you were looking for an option to enable? I've never had to go through there.
Try clearing the cookies for gbatemp.net and logging back in.There is absolutely nothing. It's not blocked, neither allowed, nor does it show up in the permissions list, so I couldn't allow it even if I wanted.
The text translates to: "you haven't given any special permissions to this website"
Try clearing the cookies for gbatemp.net and logging back in.
Wasn't this about getting notifications on mobile though? Not PC?