I am a webmaster specializing in creating, maintaining and SEOing web applications of the subtype websites
(or alternatively, solely-web-browser-executed-applications
).
I have never created what is commonly named a "smartphone web application", such as:
- Native web application
- Progressive web application: A native application that can be executed both natively AND by a medium such as web browser and accessed from a smartphone's
desktop-icon
;
The "mobile-website" UI version in a web browser execution is generally identical to the "smartphone" UI version in a native execution of this app
Both native and progressive web apps, per the definitions I have sufficed, can be downloaded from an app store
such as Google Play store or Apple Store.
My problem
Given native and progressive web apps are executed on the world wide web and its corresponding internet infrastructure, I have a problem in understanding if any such app should or shouldn't have a web domain, that is, if these are web domain based or web domainless.
My question
Are native and progressive "smartphone web applications" domainless?
native web application
I mean to an application that is installed locally on the operation system of the smartphone (just as you would install Libre Office on Ubuntu) but it gets data in and out also by using the web. – user58733 Feb 12 '20 at 10:17web mediated
. – user58733 Feb 12 '20 at 10:18