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The rendering engine also includes the entire network infrastructure. I can't think of how I would plug my own network infrastructure into WKWebView on iOS, whi
by lilyball 7y ago
The rendering engine also includes the entire network infrastructure. I can't think of how I would plug my own network infrastructure into WKWebView on iOS, which means I can't block any built-in tracking prevention.
- alwillis 7y agoRight, there'd be no way Chrome on iOS could do the same things Chrome on macOS does when it comes to cookies, etc.
- layoutIfNeeded 7y agoI think you’re confusing WKWebView with SFSafariViewController. Content blockers are not used for WKWebView. You can use your own content blocking logic via the appropriate delegate calls, but the “system-wide” content blockers are not inherited from Safari.
- lilyball 7y agoIntelligent Tracking Prevention and content blockers aren't the same thing though. I don't know if ITP runs for WKWebView but I really hope so.
- reubenmorais 7y agoChrome on iOS uses its own networking stack.
- lilyball 7y agoWhat's your source for this claim?