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I'm actually writing this on Brave on MacOS. I also have Chrome. I practically never use Safari. (I don't have an iPhone, though.) So they don't have it on the

• corrral 4y ago
  On iOS, the only browser engine allowed is Safari's. There are other browsers, but they have to use the same engine. I'm pretty sure that approximately zero normal users are bothered by this, but a lot of webdevs really, really want to be able to use things like web push messaging on iOS.
  • TheDong 4y ago
    > I'm pretty sure that approximately zero normal users are bothered by this I think many normal users are bothered by this and don't realize it. The restrictions on browser engine are the main reason that Firefox can't ship addons for iOS (like it does for firefox on android). I bet a ton of iOS users would appreciate being able to install firefox addons, like uBlock origin, on their iOS firefox.
  • Delphiki 4y ago
    Web push notifications will be available (in some capacity) in iOS 16 this fall. But that's beside the point.