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We need EU to force Apple to accept alternative browser engines on iOS. The iPad desperately needs desktop Chrome to become useful.

• threeseed 3y ago
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  • miohtama 3y ago
    I will run Firefox with uBlock on mobile. I hope many others will as well.
    • threeseed 3y ago
      Firefox has about 3% market share on desktop and declining each year. And there are plenty of ad blockers on iOS.
      • sangeeth96 3y ago
        Yes but almost all shackled by Apple. Orion Browser is probably the only one I've come across that lets me install uBlock and it actually seems to work. None of the other ad-blocking extensions for Safari have the same power as uBlock as per my understanding and usage.
        • InvaderFizz 3y ago
          I use AdGuard Pro on iOS Safari. I generally never see ads. The experience is pretty close to ublock origin on the desktop.
          • hu3 3y ago
            $10 closed source app that monitors everything in my browser. Hard pass. Classic Apple swamp garden where users have to buy black box apps that are often free and open source in other platforms.
    • cqqxo4zV46cp 3y ago
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      • lern_too_spel 3y ago
        Still better than leaving people stuck on Safari. Now Apple will have to work to make Safari better.