It’s more that the number of sites I’d add to my home screen has a hard upper bound that’s not high, management is easy, and if I want one without it being on the home screen I can send it to the app library instead, where it’ll surface with a search.

Bookmarks on the other hand are unbounded and suck to manage (no browser has improved meaningfully in this realm in ~20 years for some reason) so the threshold for what gets bookmarked is higher.

I search for installed apps on my phone quite regularly. It's often faster than remembering where the hell it is in my folders on screen.

It's a spectrum.

Some things are important enough for a bookmark, others are important enough for home screen.

> If you go there frequently… you already know the menu?

For most places, but there are a handful that have huge menus. Its name escapes me but for instance when I lived in SF there was a sandwich place I frequented that was one such shop and aside from a couple of favorites I could never remember everything they had.

Also, these sites tend to facilitate ordering ahead, ordering delivery etc too so it’s not just a static HTML file.

Also if they have online menus or ordering they usually have a QR code on the table or nearby. No need to bookmark or save anywhere.

You can on iOS too, but it opens a browser tab which is undesirable. Sites have to be marked as PWAs to open in their own process.