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> There are no legal breaches here. Apple's platform, Apple's rules. That hasn't been the case for Google... > I have no idea. I don't create browsers for tha
by 01Michael10 11y ago
> There are no legal breaches here. Apple's platform, Apple's rules.
That hasn't been the case for Google...
> I have no idea. I don't create browsers for that and many other reasons. Any browser on iOS is still using Safari webkit underneath anyway so there isn't much point.
That is another ridiculous restriction...
- detaro 11y ago> That hasn't been the case for Google... On what platform? Google in web search is a monopoly, Google or Apple in Smartphones are not. That matters for most of these things.
- FussyZeus 11y agoApple isn't stopping you from making a web browser. The "restriction" is that the development tools are still going to use the same underlying web engine. You can make all the browsers you want, but you couldn't, for example, create a web browser using Mozilla's engine. It would still report itself as webkit/Safari.