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Not directly, since it doesn't require a more permissive sandbox. You could side-load a completely bespoke browser engine, but within the current sandbox restr
by Someone1234 5y ago
Not directly, since it doesn't require a more permissive sandbox.
You could side-load a completely bespoke browser engine, but within the current sandbox restrictions it would be significantly worse than the Safari-based one. Apple would have to both allow side-loading AND weaken the OS's sandboxing restrictions to get a e.g. Chromium based browser engine running natively.