The Herd can’t resist the temptation to create page builder massive pages. Not because of plugin page weight or load time. But it doesn’t match our speed *philosophy* because it causes bloat. Lots of people like Elementor (3,000,000+). We’ ve got bigger fish to fry.īecause you like Elementor page builder, does that mean you’re a speed fool? No. Google dogma sometimes has no teeth in the real world.Īnd PWAs waste energy and resources. Mobile-first ranking doesn’t matter as much as relevant content. We suspect this propaganda is a plea for “get-on-the-bandwagon” bias. But other sources like BuiltWith say it’s only around 4 percent of the Internet. Uh? That’s the same stat they brag about for SSL adoption. Google employees think they’ve achieved a 30-percent mobile-first adoption. Big account’s ranking-damage would be bad for Google business. Why? They can’t afford to tick off their big advertising income. At least not until 70 percent of the Internet adopts the practice. But geeks employed by Google say mobile-first rankings “won’t count” for SEO. Google claims the big switch to mobile-first listings arrived in July 2018. Our answer is relevant content is still more important than speed. Do those SEO signals outweigh relevant content? Google wants to manipulate and keep us in the dark. And speed number two on the mobile-first criteria list. Google scared site owners into thinking SEO is now dependent on being “mobile-first.” Google states responsivity (screen-size adaptation) is claimed the number one priority. Aren’t people afraid of risking precious device resources? The horror stories will unfold.
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Who is willing to clog their smartphone memory that way? Would you download a bulky website on your mobile phone? The potential blowback on PWA ignorance hasn’t occurred yet. You get a supposed instant load with a click. The idea is loading your site as an app into a mobile device – then it’s a permanent download into the device. We don’t have the time or interest to test the PWA plugins since we see them as bogus or faddish. Half of those only have less than 100 active installs. Turns out there are already about 15 plugins for WordPress PWA conversion. There is no redeeming value in PWA for users. App authors replace them with PWAs to reduce costs and the hope of increasing usage. User experience is not the main motivation of PWA authors. The PWA idea is increasing app installation using URL access. Installations from app stores have a negative and cumbersome user experience.
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The hope is salvaging investments lost in the sea of iOS and Android store apps. Trying to get submerged apps to float to the surface. Their main goal is converting loser and drowning apps to web pages.
Optimized web pages are much lighter – less than 1 megabyte – in the 350 to 750 kilobyte range. Ordinary, average page weight is 2.3 to 3 megabytes. This isn’t an improvement for the Internet! It’s average performance optimization. That reported PWA “optimization” is no miracle. And they think 2 megabytes is cool? Weird.
The average page weight of native apps is 30 megabytes while the average size of a PWA is only 2 megabytes. The most used and popular mobile apps are Facebook, Instagram, and email apps. Some people see PWAs as the dawn of a new era in mobile technology. PWAs on iOS can’t make use of camera streams as there is a several-year-old bug. That means it’s not 100% Safari compatible so it has its own bugs and issues. Standalone PWAs use the weird Web.app process and WebApp1.app. Fifty percent of mobile browsing is on Safari. PWAs are currently not supported by Safari on iOS. Wow! Really? Are they saying web pages don’t achieve these simple goals already? It’s touted PWA – Progressive Web Apps load instantly, respond to user clicks, and include an immersive UX. Another solution without a problem? Simple site source optimization is always a better strategy. This alternative idea reminds us of the failed Google AMP propaganda. And Apple purges the PWA from cache after two weeks. PWAs consume about 50MB of available space. There’s no advantage for users – only SELLERS.
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