> restricting all browsers to use safari is the single killer feature "killer" is right, "feature" is not. It's very anti-competitive and for those who don't w

> restricting all browsers to use safari is the single killer feature "killer" is right, "feature" is not. It's very anti-competitive and for those who don't want to use Safari it means iOS is just not an option. > If I blacklisted a website in control center it is respected in all browsers even in private mode. This is useful if you're using multiple browsers, but why bother if they're all Safari?