no one claimed to be center of world. but claiming that libreoffice has full compatibility with MS word is simply delusional.

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Phone Link has the ability to control media playing on my phone. But not the ability to stream the audio from the Phone app thru my desktop speakers. I raised a feature request several ago, as I've never really understood the point.

Facebook did the same with messenger years ago so this isn't that much of a surprise. They don't want to support another native app. Besides, MS has dropped UWP in favor of WinUI.

In theory isn't that what pretty much all online service apps are? Shortcut access to a very specific portion of a website?