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No, not at all. In Windows you can install any other browser you want (even if it ships with IE default). On iOS, ALL browsers are forced to used Safari's ren
by julianlam 5y ago
No, not at all.
In Windows you can install any other browser you want (even if it ships with IE default).
On iOS, ALL browsers are forced to used Safari's rendering engine. It would be like installing Firefox and it uses Trident in the background.
- IggleSniggle 5y agoThe poster you are responding to is saying the same thing, but also referencing the huge judgement that Microsoft faced for pre-installing Internet Explorer / making it the default browser. They’re saying that while the situation isn’t completely analogous, that what Apple is doing is far more egregious than what Microsoft already faced massive judgement for doing.