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Indeed. If only it weren't stuck with a slow js interpreter.
by lepht 14y ago
Indeed. If only it weren't stuck with a slow js interpreter.
- hnriot 14y agoyes, chrome on iOS is unsable because of this. I'd love to use Chrome more, but even lightweight js sites are tediously slow on chrome/ios
- lepht 14y agoNot just the javascript either, Chrome becomes horrendously slow with week wifi signals where Safari is fine. For some reason only Apple apps can do the 3G/LTE/Wifi request pooling magic that they added in iOS 6.
- archagon 14y agoUnusable?! I've been using Chrome on my iPhone 4 for the past week and I haven't noticed a significant difference.
- pravka 14y agojailbreak + nitrous. problem solved. :)
- lepht 14y agoDid that for a few weeks, and the Chrome performance boost was nice. I had to jail-unbreak though because stability was horrid for me, with applications constantly crashing :/
- pdeuchler 14y agoI jailbroke my phone and installed the Nitrous addon to give all apps access to the Nitro engine. Though, i'll admit it's not an option for everyone.
- harel 14y agoiOS is so last decade :)