You make an awful lot of assumptions in your response -- I would advise you to not to.
Firstly, I have explicit permission to use the feeds I use. You are wrong in that assumption. I own two of the sites and have written permission for the others.
Secondly, you are also wrong about the sites loading more slowly on an in-app browser. As I said in my original post, I have tested applications utilizing this method and it is substantially faster to load a website within the app simply because you are not launching a completely separate app to load the site. I've seen this done and it is absolutely faster.
Assumptions ?? no, I have been with appyet with more than a year and an Android developer for more than 4 years, I know exactly what I am talking about,
- The whole reason appyet made this warning on web module to prevent users from disabling ads on web modules... EVEN if you have permission.
- If you already own these websites then you can display ads on them directly, instead of displaying admob on top which violates Admob TOS.
- In-App browser is just a webview and it doesn't use the default browser cache, it has its own cache (separated), so the first time the user will open a website it will load slowly but will be faster after this, even if the users already have this website cached on his Chrome browser. Same thing goes for the passwords, logins, auto-fill details. Android 6.0 Marshmallow fixed this issue. It will be fast for you because you already have it cached
- In other hands, what you are asking for can be done using jquery.
Regards,