Pointless duplication for sure. So why not get rid of the Messenger app? Why do they need two apps? (Three, if you count Paper) (Four, if you also count the Pages app). Seriously doubt I'll re-install the messenger app even if the main app drops support for messages.
Since iOS doesn't have a back button that works cross app, this sounds bad for usability. Already it pains me to be bounced in and out between the main app and the Pages app, with no working back navigation. This'll be even worse.
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Pointless duplication for sure. So why not get rid of the Messenger app? Why do they need two apps? (Three, if you count Paper) (Four, if you also count the Pages app). Seriously doubt I'll re-install the messenger app even if the main app drops support for messages.
Since iOS doesn't have a back button that works cross app, this sounds bad for usability. Already it pains me to be bounced in and out between the main app and the Pages app, with no working back navigation. This'll be even worse.
Because they want users to be able to use Paper instead of the main app, without bundling Messenger into both apps.
5 if you count Facebook's Camera app
Agree. I use both the news feed and the chat. What, now I have to have two apps? Fuck you Facebook.