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This won't be a win for customers until they can (1) set their preferred browser and (2) work out the security implications of letting apps use Nitro.
by binaryorganic 14y ago
This won't be a win for customers until they can (1) set their preferred browser and (2) work out the security implications of letting apps use Nitro.
- mtgx 14y agoApple will not do that out of the kindness of their own hearts. Users must complain about it and demand those features. Apple usually listens if the outrage is big enough that it turns into a PR problem for them.
- reddit_clone 14y agoApple does get a free pass from the industry. Microsoft had been bashed to hell and back for things far less nasty than this. (What possible reason do they have for not having the same Javascript engine in UIWebview as in Safari?)
- pooriaazimi 14y agoPlease do read other comments on this thread (hint: search for security). It's been mentioned at least three times already.
- jonny_eh 14y agoYou could always do this as a temporary workaround: http://blog.jonabrams.com/post/26099585134/open-in-chrome http://blog.jonabrams.com/post/26099585134/open-in-chrome