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While you're right that JIT isn't allowed on App Store, the issue with browser is you can only use built-in Safari webview for rendering websites. So all browse

While you're right that JIT isn't allowed on App Store, the issue with browser is you can only use built-in Safari webview for rendering websites. So all browsers on the App Store is a shell for Safari webview

saagarjha 8y ago
My argument stands even if the "you must use WebKit" guideline is dropped. There's no point in writing a browser without WebKit because you just can't get good performance out of it.
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jmarinez 8y ago
This isn't true either. https://github.com/jcs/endless https://github.com/jcs/endless
- raydev 8y ago
  The Github page says it's a wrapper around UIWebView, so it's still a form of WebKit provided by iOS.