Microsoft gaat mogelijk terug naar native apps in Windows 11
Microsoft lijkt te willen afstappen van webwrappers en progressive web apps in Windows 11 en wil gaan werken aan native apps voor het besturingssysteem. Dat blijkt uit de oproep van een topman. Wanneer die apps uitkomen, is onbekend.
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