> from web developer's perspective, they get a predictable result within iOS without effort and from those... > Maybe you work for Mozilla. Maybe you're a laz

> from web developer's perspective, they get a predictable result within iOS without effort and from those... > Maybe you work for Mozilla. Maybe you're a lazy web developer. The only thing I miss on iPhone is Gecko. I often run into website that doesn't render properly in Safari and at that point I want to have an alternative rendering engine that would solve the problem. Currently I have to find a desktop computer for it. This has become such a problem lately, because some of the websites I often use and need to get important information from have this issue, so I always have to be sure that I'll have desktop computer around or carry an Android tablet with me. Next time I buy a phone, it will be Android unless Apple changes their policy on browser rendering engine. If I knew this worked the way it works, I would have never bought the iPhone in the first place.