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Changing the default browser doesn't get you much far: 1. Not all apps will use the default browser. 2. You can't uninstall Safari 3. Safari's content blocki
by captn3m0 6y ago
Changing the default browser doesn't get you much far:
1. Not all apps will use the default browser.
2. You can't uninstall Safari
3. Safari's content blocking framework doesn't work for third-party browsers. This means no adblocker.
4. iOS has a great time-tracking feature that lets you block websites beyond certain usage. Once again, only works on Safari.
Not to mention that we still don't have extensions in Firefox.