Next-Generation Web Apps and the Immersive Web
summary
Samsung Internet for Android claims 300 million active users and reports a global mobile share around 5.5% (peaking at 18% in some regions) while contributing heavily to Chromium as the second-largest corporate contributor. The browser ships PWA features (web app manifest, service workers, save-to-home-screen shipped first), supports WebXR & WebVR (Gear VR browser), Web Bluetooth and WebUSB, and exposes modern web tools—CSS custom properties, CSS Grid, Web Components, JS modules—and experiments with JerryScript and Web of Things.
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chapters (32)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:44Agenda
- 1:38What is Samsung Internet
- 3:53Samsung Immersive Web
- 5:07Mobile Browser Usage
- 5:38Leading the Web Space
- 8:18Diversity and Inclusion
- 9:31Progressive Web Apps
- 16:42Web Manifest
- 17:51Service Worker
- 18:30Notifications
- 19:01Lighthouse
- 19:25PWA Builder
- 20:00PWA Stats
- 20:39Web APIs
- 22:31Custom CSS Properties
- 25:15CSS Grid
- 27:11Web Components
- 29:30JavaScript Modules
- 31:58JavaScript Import Methods
- 33:20The Immersive Web
- 33:47Virtual Reality
- 34:12Internet for VR
- 34:56WebEx
- 36:02Web VR
- 36:30Virtual World
- 37:00Pokemon Go
- 37:25New Hardware
- 37:56VR Augmented Reality
- 38:51WebVR
- 39:21WebVR Demo
- 39:56Internet of Things
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