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It's a somewhat legit concern given that people have alleged they basically did that already with Firefox. And the stats make me curious -- given that Chrome o
by danShumway 4y ago
It's a somewhat legit concern given that people have alleged they basically did that already with Firefox.
And the stats make me curious -- given that Chrome on iOS is just a wrapper around Safari, are people just switching because Google Docs tells them to, and that's enough? I'm having a hard time of thinking of a functionality reason to switch to Chrome in iOS (maybe browser/bookmark sync, I guess). I'm surprised to see a number that high.
- MBCook 4y agoI have always highly suspected that normal people don’t know/care about how Chrome on iOS works. It’s only the developer community that is so outspoken about it. Of course I have no way to prove that at all.