None of what you have outlined is actually a problem.
If your requirement is to deliver an application to users on multiple platforms then a web application is a great target.
People complain about HTML, mean while new platforms (Swift, MAUI, Flutter) still design tree like documents. It's insanely fast, optimised, accessible and the tools are fantastic.
Frameworks don't change browser behaviour, they allow you to go up a layer of abstraction. Static content is great for static content. It would be a terrible fit for a rich text editor, a dynamic chart or anything that requires interactivity.
The ecosystem is great. Native applications can get you a more optimised experience at a cost. That cost is not worth it for many solutions.
Ads are on native compiled apps too, it has nothing to do with HTTP/HTML.
If your requirement is to deliver an application to users on multiple platforms then a web application is a great target.
People complain about HTML, mean while new platforms (Swift, MAUI, Flutter) still design tree like documents. It's insanely fast, optimised, accessible and the tools are fantastic.
Frameworks don't change browser behaviour, they allow you to go up a layer of abstraction. Static content is great for static content. It would be a terrible fit for a rich text editor, a dynamic chart or anything that requires interactivity.
The ecosystem is great. Native applications can get you a more optimised experience at a cost. That cost is not worth it for many solutions.
Ads are on native compiled apps too, it has nothing to do with HTTP/HTML.