4 ms·To be consistent, yes, it has to mean that. This is worth discussing every time this comes up.by jMyles 6y agoTo be consistent, yes, it has to mean that. This is worth discussing every time this comes up.zepto 6y agoNo - it clearly doesn’t mean that. They regulate the store, not the web.dzhiurgis 6y agoThey do regulate how Safari works making a lot of native-like experiences impossible.sjwright 6y agoFailing to implement certain features (for arguably legitimate reasons in some cases) isn’t the same as “regulating”.nvrspyx 6y agoYes, but denying competing engines with competitive features does. All browsers on iOS have to use Safari's backend.