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> In iOS and iPadOS 16.4 beta 1, third-party browsers can now offer their users the ability to add websites and web apps to the Home Screen from the Share menu.
by dimal 4y ago
> In iOS and iPadOS 16.4 beta 1, third-party browsers can now offer their users the ability to add websites and web apps to the Home Screen from the Share menu.
If it's available for webkit-based third-party browsers now, it seems like it would probably be available for non-webkit browsers as well. Maybe not, but at least the door is open for it. It would be hard to justify the limitation.
- SllX 4y agoAt this moment of time, there aren’t any non-WebKit browsers available in the App Store, so “third-party browsers” in this context means “WebKit browsers”.
- MBCook 4y agoYeah but 3rd party engines would be a huge deal. Apple would never let that slip in a WebKit update post. It would get a ‘real’ announcement somewhere. Keynote slide, iOS features page, App Store rules update, flat out press release, etc.