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It’s Safari doing it by way of iOS. If you remove that, neither Safari nor Firefox make much of a dent.
by Klonoar 3y ago
It’s Safari doing it by way of iOS. If you remove that, neither Safari nor Firefox make much of a dent.
- MBCook 3y agoSadly I think that’s about to happen in the name of “openness”. I understand all the arguments against Apple getting to lock everyone into their browser. But the practical effect, I fear, will be disaster when they’re forced to allow it.