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That's kind of a silly criticism. The mobile versions of all the major browsers are basically only the rendering engine stuck into a mobile shell. At that point
by ryandvm 16y ago
That's kind of a silly criticism. The mobile versions of all the major browsers are basically only the rendering engine stuck into a mobile shell. At that point, Safari and Chrome are both based on Webkit, and as such they are practically the same browser.
And anyway, it probably won't be long until Windows Phone 7 gets a Trident refresh from IE9.
- cryptoz 16y ago> The mobile versions of all the major browsers are basically only the rendering engine stuck into a mobile shell. So why hasn't MS done that with IE9 then? Why can't we have IE9's rendering engine on a mobile platform? From what I hear, that would be a significant improvement over the IE7/8 combo that they're shipping right now. > And anyway, it probably won't be long until Windows Phone 7 gets a Trident refresh from IE9. I'll take a bet on that. $10 says it'll be 2012 before that happens.
- kenjackson 16y agoThey've already announced that IE9 will be available on WP7 later this year.
- cryptoz 16y agoI'm still willing to bet. :)