I agree Apple shouldn’t dictate which browser you can use on iOS. (The way to resolve that is for iOS to allow alternative stores. It’s fine for Apple to contro

I agree Apple shouldn’t dictate which browser you can use on iOS. (The way to resolve that is for iOS to allow alternative stores. It’s fine for Apple to control their store, just not my device.) But this article is absolutely full of it. This is part 6 of a 6 part series ostensibly on the importance of browser choice, and there’s not a peep about the long-term problems with the dominance of Chrome and the chromium engine, and Google’s de facto control of web standards. We’re hanging off the edge of a cliff and this guy’s complaining our foot is snagged.