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It's the preinstalled default but you've been able to remove Safari from iOS for a couple years now.
by sharkjacobs 6y ago
It's the preinstalled default but you've been able to remove Safari from iOS for a couple years now.
- myko 6y agoNot really, only iOS 14 allows the user to select a different browser as the default - and it does so in some severely limiting ways: - It isn't actually that browser rendering anything, it's Safari under the covers (though Chrome does replace the networking stack with its own) - Every attempt to launch a browser other than Safari requires an extra selection on the user's part to approve it. Every time.