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Given that IOS is already on WebKit, there's no fragmentation here. WebKit has a monopoly on mobile.
by gcp 15y ago
Given that IOS is already on WebKit, there's no fragmentation here. WebKit has a monopoly on mobile.
- shmerl 15y agoAnd that's bad, since it promotes bad coding practices. Also, WebKit is far from being uniform, and differs from one flavor to another.
- SquareWheel 15y agoThe license doesn't allow a different browser on iOS unless it uses Apple's Webkit anyway. Opera Mini was a technical exception. Every other browser is Safari, just with a different chrome.