Cudder's Browser

The web will be dead and buried, replaced by apps, before cudder ever finishes that browser. Timeliness is just as important as correctness. If you take too long to do something, it might become irrelevant.

What loungeramming language is this?

The web is already dead. Every new company now spends all their effort on their app first. Facebook gets 90% of its traffic from its app, and the remaining 10% is office workers goofing off or boomers using their boomtops.

>>3
Apps are just ads for apps at this point. Whenever you try to use a mobile site, it tells you to install the app.

This is because the web is too open and has limits on what a website can do. This is too pro-user and anti-company. Businesses want to do even more extreme data mining, pushing a million notifications to you, etc.

>>4
Plus you can easily reverse a web app or their private api from their web app. All web apps are basically open source. Meanwhile it’s literally impossible to do the same with a native app if they took the most basic precautions.

>>5

All web apps are basically open source

obfuscated JS tho