Kona is on the big island, I’m not sure what you mean? It would surprise me if the big island caught on fire (not caused by lava) but it did not change so much in 20 years that wildfires happen on the east side of the big island. I never said the climate has never changed, I said it did not change as much as he implied. Areas with a lot of rainfall are not catching on fire. I checked your images and they confirm what I’ve been saying about the diversity of the islands. I think it’s wrong to compare them that way, climate change is happening but not like that.

Btw I decided to ask my partner about this and wildfires in kona and kohala on the big island have been a worry for years, there’s even signs posted.

The islands have different humidities. Oahu is much more dry than the big island and hardly rains, Maui has a dry side which is the side on fire now. It also rains more on the east side of the big island which is where you most likely visited. Hawaii has not changed as much as you imply.

Progressive web app, it’s like adding an app from your internet browser. Kinda like a bookmark.

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Progressive_web_apps/Guides/Installing