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Super misleading. You can block websites manually, but you can’t add an adblocker to Chrome - so if you want an ad free experience, then you’re forced to use sa
by roflc0ptic 4y ago
Super misleading. You can block websites manually, but you can’t add an adblocker to Chrome - so if you want an ad free experience, then you’re forced to use safari, a historically subpar browser - but worse, it’s vendor lock in.
If this article is true, this is some terrifically anti competitive behavior
- doublepg23 4y agoI believe that’s Chrome’s decision - like on Android. I’m using Firefox Focus with its native Content Blocker.
- omgrusrs 4y agoAll browsers on iOS are merely rebranded safari. No such thing as a subpar browser IMO, just subpar websites that require browser features no one should need.
- samatman 4y agoI'll take the one with about a 1/4 the energy usage and proper tail calls in Javascript. Think those are related? I think they are. Who knows. I just respect tail call elimination.
- ben-schaaf 4y agoChrome on iOS uses the same browser engine as safari; it's vendor lock in regardless of what you do.