Midori had a much more uphill battle due to drivers (which would all need to be totally rewritten in M#) and the total lack of sandboxing in Windows apps. Phon

Midori had a much more uphill battle due to drivers (which would all need to be totally rewritten in M#) and the total lack of sandboxing in Windows apps. Phones are a static collection of hardware, so vendors will have an easier time with providing all drivers needed. And Android apps are much easier to sandbox, given they run on Dalvik and have capabilities and don't just run as root with access to /. I'm still so sad Midori was never open-sourced..