Can iphone web apps, be put on appstore for sale, just like native apps?

Can iphone web apps be sold on appstore, without requiring开发者_StackOverflow社区 user to do manual bookmark, etc?

Yes, you can create webapps and put them in the IStore under webapps

As per the page ...
To submit an iPhone web application, review the following guidelines, then log into the submission system using the Apple ID and password associated with your ADC membership.

You must be an Apple Developer Connection (ADC) Online, Select, or Premier member to participate in this program. If you are not a member, you can join for free and then return to this site to complete the submission process.

To be considered, you submission must meet the following guidelines:

• You must agree to the iPhone Web Application Submission Agreement for all materials submitted for consideration.
• Your submission must conform to the iPhone web development guidelines in effect at the time of your submission.
• Your submission should have a complete feature set (stable releases and demos are preferred to beta software).
• Your submission (and the content displayed in or through your submission) must not violate or infringe the intellectual property rights (including trademark rights) of others. You must either own all rights to your submission and the content displayed in or through the submission or have written authorization from the owner(s) thereof.
• You must provide at least one working link to access your submission. By submitting applications for consideration to the iPhone Web Application Submission page, you understand your submission is subject to review by Apple. Apple reserves the right to omit, edit, or reject submissions.

Just build a hybrid app. Hybrid wraps your html/css/javascript code in a native container which will give your app the ability to be distributed on an app store.

Technically, no. But you could potentially create a native iPhone app that just contains a UIWebView pointing to your mobile optimized site. I highly doubt Apple would approve this but I'm not positive.