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No downloadable executable content. You can have an alternative programming language interpreter in your program (now), but it can only run scripts that are alr
by halostatue 14y ago
No downloadable executable content. You can have an alternative programming language interpreter in your program (now), but it can only run scripts that are already in the application bundle.
It's a reasonable restriction from a user's point of view—you don't want to allow arbitrary code execution that may expose vulnerabilities in badly coded applications. It sucks from a developer's point of view.
- Flow 14y ago> You can have an alternative programming language interpreter in your program (now), but it can only run scripts that are already in the application bundle. If what you say is true, how come there are other web browsers in the App Store?
- FuzzyDunlop 14y agoOpera loads and executes a page on its own servers before passing the content down to the browser. Other browsers just wrap the native webkit.