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That may be precisely the problem, though - I'd venture to say that Apple will be looking closely at that app. If it becomes a browser replacement/alternative,
by bradmccarty 15y ago
That may be precisely the problem, though - I'd venture to say that Apple will be looking closely at that app. If it becomes a browser replacement/alternative, then chances are it won't be given continued life.
- sirn 15y agoTrue, but then there's already a lot of alternative browsers in the App Store (just that all of them tries to replicate desktop browser UI, which doesn't translate to touch quite well) there's a chance Apple might let it pass...
- sjs 15y agoWhat? Why not? iCab, Opera mobile, Opera mini, and dozen other browsers have already existed in the App Store for a while now. There's no rule against shipping a browser that uses UIWebView. (There was some fuss around Opera mini because it doesn't use WebKit but it was eventually approved as it doesn't render HTML directly, it's like Amazon's Silk.)