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It is interesting how this would apply for custom browser engines in the future of iOS.

• CharlesW 4y ago
  This class of security problem is also a great reason to never allow custom browser engines.
  • smoldesu 4y ago
    ...why wouldn't it be possible? iOS has application sandboxing, just drop all DNS requests for the webview that's outside a developer-defined namespace. I'm sure someone at Apple could find a better way to implement it, but we shouldn't accept lame excuses like this. Apple has 200 billion dollars in cash, this is not an advanced problem space.
    • happyopossum 4y ago
      Then the app can use DOH, or tunnel DNS requests over something else - a non-safari browser engine wouldn’t have to use system DNS by any means…
      • jamespo 4y ago
        I thought non-safari browser engines were banned
        • als0 4y ago
          They are. This is a hypothetical discussion.
  • postalrat 4y ago
    How about services like luna, stadia, etc which can render any sort of interactive content (typically games)?