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GNOME Web supports webapps.
And does have other features (like extensions ecosystem or so).
They had time ago but disabled it due to issues integrating the API or something related by security. I dont remember.
That is listed in GNOME Web GNOME's GitLab repository.
At least they know that about the problem.
Good to hear that there is some good browsers.