Thomas Vidas

@creativiii RE: in-app browser: It is indeed an API mismatch between Android and iOS. And your other suggestions are good ones as well 😄

FYI @Sampath-Lokuge, you _can_ use HMR dev servers with Capacitor today. However, our current docs only reference how to do it with the Ionic CLI and not how to do...

@alexcroox the best part is you continue to use axios if you'd like! Under the hood, axios just uses `XMLHttpRequest` so in theory you could keep using axios like normal...

@gtbono ideally we'd like to keep dependencies to a minimum. OkHttp and AlamoFire are used in thousands of apps but if there was a big pushback to not include them,...

@stewones, for Capacitor 3 the reason we removed the plugins because it required end users to declare permissions for Camera, Filesystem, etc even if they weren't using it. But with...

@EinfachHans by bundling with core, we avoid race conditions with other libraries that patch in XHR. That is the biggest benefit with bundling directly rather than as a plugin since...

> Would it be possible to implement a functionality into capacitor that makes it possible to mark a capacitor plugin as "bundled" so that it's not loaded lazily? @RafaelKr at...

@p-v-d-Veeken nothing to show off yet! We plan to release this as a 4.x feature (coming summer 2022!). Not 100% sure if this will be a 4.0 feature but it...

This feature should be coming in a later 4.x version. I'm no longer part of the team, but the original plan was 4.1, so it should be coming within a...

We'll leave this issue open for visibility, but from Google themselves, [Google Maps doesn't display on iOS simulators on M1 Macs](https://github.com/googlemaps/google-maps-ios-utils/issues/355#issuecomment-1060959728). It will work on a physical devices