@Skoll3
> WebKit ain't exactly hot or works well outside of walled garden of Apple ecosystem

Works well enough to have been a daily driver for me for the past 3+ years, in fact websites these days probably work worse on firefox given how much it's user share plummeted into irrelevance.
And "hot" has nothing to do with being technically good but everything to do with marketing, which is often a tool to make something worse look better than the rest.

> Would not hypothetical tailor-made native application achieve that specialized use case that does not involve chasing Google at this point?

WebApps should be ran into a dedicated browser anyway, this way you can control updates or even deploy your own fork without caring about the remote server. Haven't used it but https://github.com/sonnyp/Tangram might be going in that kind of direction.

> There is some hope that Flow browser is not vapourware

I forgot it was even a thing, I care once there is running code.