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What a straw man! First off, YouTube.com exists so your point is not only stupid but wrong. And secondly, I never said that. This is a first-party feature being added to the OS a year after Apple added it to iOS. That’s why I’m comparing.
You’re saying I am stupid and wrong, when you’re literally wrong. Downloading an app on ANDROID that gives you a feature, is quite literally the definition of a FEATURE of ANDROID.
You must be confusing the word native with feature, which just makes you look “stupid and wrong”, to quote you.
I am not wrong. A feature of an OS is something that comes with the OS. “Being able to download an app” is a feature of the OS. “Being able to use a camera as a webcam” is a feature of an app that you downloaded. You’re wrong but you’re just arguing semantics dishonestly because otherwise you have to admit it’s not a feature. If it was a feature of the OS, you wouldn’t need to download something to get that feature.