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> , so url bar tells you you're on a website Is this even the case anymore? On Android, all my URL bars peel up into the top of the screen as I browse, and I'm
by akersten 5y ago
> , so url bar tells you you're on a website
Is this even the case anymore? On Android, all my URL bars peel up into the top of the screen as I browse, and I'm pretty sure a website can capture the vertical swipe/arrange an inner-scrolling element to make it very difficult to quickly get the URL bar visible again.
I think that would be enough to trick most users. This seems like an unnecessary limitation
- saurik 5y agoThis is iOS, though, where the URL bar is always at least minimally present.
- t0mas88 5y agoOn safari, but not on for example Edge for iOS or Chrome for iOS.
- ogre_codes 5y agoIs this security feature present on Edge or Chrome on iOS?
- jereees 5y agoHuh. I’m surprised apple didn’t make it a requirement before approving those apps into their store given how strong their stance on privacy is.