> Which is a good thing, because these devices can actually run different browser rendering engines. In theory yeah, in practise it looks a bit murky to me rig

> Which is a good thing, because these devices can actually run different browser rendering engines. In theory yeah, in practise it looks a bit murky to me right now due to the state of the web. Apple is under a lot of fire right now (quite rightly) but I have a suspicion if other browser engines are allowed to run on iOS there will effectively be no incentives to develop for any other browser engine and we'll start seeing "Works best / only in Chromium" type websites and apps (I've already experienced this a fair bit using Firefox).