In this case, I cannot show a SFSafariViewController side-by-side with the main app on iPad (as it can only be presented modally). On this site there are no ads

In this case, I cannot show a SFSafariViewController side-by-side with the main app on iPad (as it can only be presented modally). On this site there are no ads, and no content to block, it is simply a discussion forum about the app. I'd be happy to put a Safari button on the WKWebView sidebar version, but as it is a coding app and the forums are full of helpful code snippets, having it appear alongside the code editor seems like a valuable proposition. The big advantage of using WKWebView is that when a user posts a zip file containing their project you can simply tap on the link to run the project and see the results. You can also easily share your code to the forum by tapping a button in the app's UI to post it to the thread. These sorts of native<->web integrations are not possible with SFSafariViewController. However I would not want these integrations on any outside domains, and so would push the user back onto SFSafariViewController if, for example, they opened a discussion and tapped a link to an external blog or article. Edit: perhaps I am not explaining this well. Here is an example of what is happening in my app https://twitter.com/twolivesleft/status/1557378008495058944 https://twitter.com/twolivesleft/status/1557378008495058944