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This is ridiculous. Let's look at the iPhone for example. There are several browsers available, all which are highly compliant. I use Chrome, however, not becau
by leoh 14y ago
This is ridiculous. Let's look at the iPhone for example. There are several browsers available, all which are highly compliant. I use Chrome, however, not because of its compliance, but because at the moment, it's the fastest, allows for more tabs, and just feels more fun to use. Blackberry will lose this game because they don't know how to do good UI. And this nonsense about working with Facebook is just laughable.
- joenathan 14y agoThere is only one browser available for the iPhone and several different "skins" for that browser.
- drivebyacct2 14y agoIn case joenathan's comment isn't obvious, all iOS apps use the same core WebKit library to provide for their "browser" experiences. It's an embedded UIWebView I believe. All "browsers" have to use this because Apple. [1] [1] That's not fair, it's a JIT thing but then again you can have full other engines on Android if you like (see: Chrome for Android).