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Native code is still allowed, so it's technically possible provided they write new UI code for Metro. The main issue is "will Microsoft let other browsers in th
by ConstantineXVI 15y ago
Native code is still allowed, so it's technically possible provided they write new UI code for Metro. The main issue is "will Microsoft let other browsers in the store?"
- alimbada 15y agoThat's a non-issue. They've already been through plenty of anti-trust lawsuits.
- drivebyacct2 15y agoThe real question is, will Google bend to Microsoft's Store terms to list it there? Keep in mind, you can't install WinRT (aka, Metro) apps unless you go through the Store.
- freehunter 15y agoThere are already apps in the store that replicate built-in features. Windows Phone Marketplace has other browsers available. There's no reason Firefox couldn't show up in the store.