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by potatolicious
4729 days ago
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Those exist, but there are a few key problems: - Most of them are pretty sketchy marketing schemes, not unlike the "Top Sites" aggregators of yore. There's no user trust, because they are just pay-to-play. - The friction is still enormous. You're on a website, you find an app you like, you tap on a link. It switches to the App Store App (heh). You wait. You wait some more. You wait for the hybrid-webview-bullshit-thing to kick in and load the detail page. You tap Buy/Install, you authenticate. You wait some more. There's no way to bypass the App Store, sadly. Android does better in this regard where a user sitting at their home computer can send an app to their phone. This does wonders for your ability to market your app. |
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