Wrong, the best apps are the ones that are a copy of the desktop website. So claiming 'nowhere' near the tablet designed apps is just false. Because a tablet based app is mostly based on how it looks on a browser. For example. The dedicated Twitter iPad app on iOS is a 99% copy of the web version. Also most apps, including iOs are based on the phone lay-out.
Disagree. It’s more than just looks, it’s loses functionality and especially smoothness. For example, on my Galaxy Tab S7 Plus I use the PWA Twitter because the android app scales horribly and just blows everything up. And while the PWA works better than the scales up android app, it’s miles behind the iPad Twitter app that’s actually built for tablets. The PWA scrolling is terrible, sometimes it doesn’t know whether to scroll the entire page vs just the feed so you see little stutters in the UI. The scrolling in general is worse. Any click on a certain tweet causes the entire page to refresh rather than transition nicely to that tweet like an app would. Embedded videos are janky. Notifications are basically browser notifications rather than dedicated app notifications with a level of control on the notification type and enhanced notification options.
So yeah, I stand by what I said. I dedication tablet app is much better than a PWA. But I’d love to hear why you think PWAs are better.