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> Yes they don't have the same market share Problem solved it would seem. Even so, as you mentioned you can get other browsers.

by muninn_ 10y ago

kyrra 10y ago
You can only get wrappers on WebKit and it's JavaScript engine. No gecko, no blink.
- muninn_ 10y ago
  but you can get other browsers, as I pointed out: http://www.macworld.co.uk/feature/iosapps/best-iphone-web-browser-apps-2016-3621607/ http://www.macworld.co.uk/feature/iosapps/best-iphone-web-br...
  - qassim 10y ago
    Those are all Safari underneath.
    - rickhanlonii 10y ago
      An under that they're all iOS
      - Drakim 10y ago
        No, they "aren't" iOS, iOS is the operating system that manages them. You clearly don't know how this tech work, and should avoid commenting as if you do.
        nullsocket 10y ago
        Get angry brah!
        rickhanlonii 10y ago
        Easy there, I was being hyperbolic. There's really no need to make assumptions about my technical capabilities from 6 words and ask me to stop commenting based on those assumptions. That character is unbecoming for this community.
andy 10y ago
Apple should really consider supporting the use of external email clients when clicking on a mailto: link. Reminding me of a deceitful lawyer, they allowed you to remove default email client, however even if you have Gmail.app installed and tap on a mailto: link it displays a popup telling you to install Mail.app instead of allowing you to choose Gmail or another Email client. Same for http/https links. I prefer to use 1Pasword instead of Safari.
- muninn_ 10y ago
  Yeah it would be nice of them to allow that. Personally I don't care since I would never use Gmail but I can understand how that would be frustrating.
  - andy 10y ago
    What email service do you use? I think Google is secure and they have never deleted or altered an email of mine as far as I know.
    - johncolanduoni 10y ago
      I use Gmail but a common (and at the very least reasonable) complaint is that they must do at least some level of data collection to give personalized Gmail ads.

> Yes they don't have the same market share Problem solved it would seem. Even so, as you mentioned you can get other browsers.

by muninn_ 10y ago

> Yes they don't have the same market share Problem solved it would seem. Even so, as you mentioned you can get other browsers.

kyrra 10y ago

You can only get wrappers on WebKit and it's JavaScript engine. No gecko, no blink.

muninn_ 10y ago
but you can get other browsers, as I pointed out: http://www.macworld.co.uk/feature/iosapps/best-iphone-web-browser-apps-2016-3621607/ http://www.macworld.co.uk/feature/iosapps/best-iphone-web-br...
- qassim 10y ago
  Those are all Safari underneath.
  - rickhanlonii 10y ago
    An under that they're all iOS
    - Drakim 10y ago
      No, they "aren't" iOS, iOS is the operating system that manages them. You clearly don't know how this tech work, and should avoid commenting as if you do.
      - nullsocket 10y ago
        Get angry brah!
      - rickhanlonii 10y ago
        Easy there, I was being hyperbolic. There's really no need to make assumptions about my technical capabilities from 6 words and ask me to stop commenting based on those assumptions. That character is unbecoming for this community.

andy 10y ago

Apple should really consider supporting the use of external email clients when clicking on a mailto: link. Reminding me of a deceitful lawyer, they allowed you to remove default email client, however even if you have Gmail.app installed and tap on a mailto: link it displays a popup telling you to install Mail.app instead of allowing you to choose Gmail or another Email client. Same for http/https links. I prefer to use 1Pasword instead of Safari.

muninn_ 10y ago
Yeah it would be nice of them to allow that. Personally I don't care since I would never use Gmail but I can understand how that would be frustrating.
- andy 10y ago
  What email service do you use? I think Google is secure and they have never deleted or altered an email of mine as far as I know.
  - johncolanduoni 10y ago
    I use Gmail but a common (and at the very least reasonable) complaint is that they must do at least some level of data collection to give personalized Gmail ads.