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Originally Posted by tomsem
What you cannot do with a web app is side-load content, or register for opening a particular file type (email attachments, Dropbox etc.), which Kobo app allows. And offline storage is fixed, rather than equal to 'available free space'.
But at least the basic reading experience could be pretty much equal to a native app, and they could have a tightly integrated storefront, and Apple could not do anything about it.
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Well, Amazon is keeping an app on the iPhone/Pad, not a webapp, so presumably Kobo could continue to offer an app which would do those things.
I don't understand what you mean about offline storage.