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apple did that for over a decade on ios and fanboys loved it for the "security". google still does that, since every android webview is a chrome instance with
by gcb0 9y ago
apple did that for over a decade on ios and fanboys loved it for the "security".
google still does that, since every android webview is a chrome instance with default setting (i.e. send tons of info to google) that you can't configure yourself. and to add ofense to the injury, first class apps like gmail or google search app wont even allow you to use other browsers in some cases.
- gruez 9y ago>with default setting (i.e. send tons of info to google) that you can't configure yourself source? what is there to send? the only thing I can think of is third party cookies, but it's not like most people regularly clear cookies anyways.