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More exactly, the kernel does provide a way for applications to mark memory pages as executable (which is exactly what Safari does, after all), but you need to
by antimagic 13y ago
More exactly, the kernel does provide a way for applications to mark memory pages as executable (which is exactly what Safari does, after all), but you need to have the right permissions to use the API, and App Store apps don't have those permissions...
- edvinbesic 13y agoEven more exactly, there are ways but if you use them there is no way to publish on the App Store, because private API. There is no reason not to have JIT or WebGL in a WebView other then apple not wanting you to, even though this was the original vision of the platform.