Mike "Wisdom Beard" Hartington @mhartington	Jan 26
	Replying to @mhartington 1) External sites are loaded via SFViewController! So authentication flows and still work without leaving the PWA. pic.twitter.com/56ef59zWMu
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	Sam Thorogood 🥑💧 @samthor	Jan 26
	Replying to @mhartington @tomayac I hope there's more than 1) because I'm excited. @tomayac
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	Mike "Wisdom Beard" Hartington @mhartington	Jan 26
	Replying to @mhartington 2) State is maintained if it goes in the background. A bit buggy though, but promising pic.twitter.com/0c273DVsoh
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	Mike "Wisdom Beard" Hartington @mhartington	Jan 26
	Replying to @mhartington 3) A hell of a lot more experimental features! Web Auth, Web Animations, WebMetal(?), pointer events, intersection observer... pic.twitter.com/5mzYNFARe5
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	Mike "Wisdom Beard" Hartington @mhartington	Jan 26
	Replying to @mhartington And service workers see to be removed from the experiments list. Enabled by default!
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	Ash Connell @AshConnell	Jan 26
	Replying to @mhartington I opened this thread just to confirm that Apple will never implement push notifications. 🤣
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	Mike "Wisdom Beard" Hartington @mhartington	Jan 26
	Replying to @AshConnell ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ You know, the more I think about it...the more I'm ok with this. Notifications are a pain to setup and I sure as hell hate getting them.
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	Mike "Wisdom Beard" Hartington @mhartington	Jan 26
	Replying to @samthor @tomayac A few more indeed! No manifest updates sadly, though this is only beta 1. Still very hopeful. It seems feedback does not go unheard.
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	Justin Noel @calendee	Jan 26
	Replying to @mhartington What about linking/intent. If you have a PWA saved to the home screen, will clicking a link for that domain in an email open it in Safari or open the PWA?
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	Mike "Wisdom Beard" Hartington @mhartington	Jan 26
	Replying to @mhartington 4) hidden feature, pwa is in the “application” section in search! Native on the left, pwa on the right. pic.twitter.com/pOQVkDUfE6
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	Mike "Wisdom Beard" Hartington @mhartington	Jan 26
	Replying to @calendee No intents at the moment. Does android/chrome support this as well?
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	KΞNNΞTH C.⚡ @kennethrohde	Jan 27
	Replying to @mhartington Someone is trending on Google pic.twitter.com/Yj25idHLFm
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	Mike "Wisdom Beard" Hartington @mhartington	Jan 27
	Replying to @kennethrohde Too much attention. Shutting my phone off and going to work in wood shop
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	Fødor Indutny @indutny	Jan 27
	Replying to @gabrielstuff @mhartington Does WebRTC work on iOS at all?
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	Mike "Wisdom Beard" Hartington @mhartington	Jan 27
	Replying to @indutny @gabrielstuff Seems to be working fairly well over here. Testing some demos at webrtc.github.io/samples/
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	Gabriel Delattre @gabrielstuff	Jan 27
	Replying to @indutny @mhartington Part does only in safari
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	Mike "Wisdom Beard" Hartington @mhartington	Jan 27
	Replying to @gabrielstuff @indutny Yeah, when added to home-screen, it does not work. Partly due to being loaded in Web.app and not true safari/SFViewController.
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	Fødor Indutny @indutny	Jan 27
	Replying to @mhartington @gabrielstuff webrtc.github.io/samples/src/co… Not this one.
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	Šime Vidas @simevidas	Jan 27
	Replying to @mhartington 1. Open Twitter PWA from home screen 2. Start writing a new tweet but don’t submit it 3. Switch to a different app 4. Switch back 5. Is the text in the tweet still there? *prays*
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