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Yes. On iOS you can only use the JIT through an out-of-process web browser (WKWebView or SFSafariViewController) so it’s likely Firefox and Chrome would use non

Yes. On iOS you can only use the JIT through an out-of-process web browser (WKWebView or SFSafariViewController) so it’s likely Firefox and Chrome would use non-JIT in-process engine (even if that were JSC!) unless the JIT restriction is lifted.

saagarjha 4y ago
I'm sure they'll just use their own bytecode interpreters. Blink in particular has one that they've worked pretty hard on.
rattray 4y ago
Thank you!