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I agree with this, but on macos they are not entirely tired. On iOS because of the way iOS gets performance (as far as I understand it to be the case) through t
by zer0zzz 2mo ago
I agree with this, but on macos they are not entirely tired. On iOS because of the way iOS gets performance (as far as I understand it to be the case) through the iOS shared cache, there really isn't a way to totally decouple safari from iOS.
I guess you could allow an alternate newer safari, but the one that comes with the OS would have to be linked into the blob.
- benjaminoakes 2mo agoIf they can do it on the desktop, Apple can do it on mobile as well.
- zer0zzz 2mo agoNo, the two are not architected the same. I believe it’s shipped as a dylib on macOS.