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So you’d need to get users to install a supported browser on their device before they could play games built in this? That doesn’t seem like a great experience.
by bathtub365 4y ago
So you’d need to get users to install a supported browser on their device before they could play games built in this? That doesn’t seem like a great experience.
- jjeaff 4y agoYou are assuming everyone would stay with Safari? I'm not sure the percentage, but a lot of people already use chrome on iOS. Which is just a wrapper around apple's browser engine (webkit). If apple allows other browser engines, then Chrome would be an automatic app update away from changing to the chromium engine (blink?).
- astlouis44 4y agoSafari has pretty high market share, something like 90% or something. However, I have a feeling Apple will want to compete with Google by if it becomes known that updated Chrome can play actual games on iOS through a mobile browser.