I thought Mozilla said they were going to land some form of Firefox on IOS. Yep, here's the press release: https://blog.mozilla.org/press/2014/12/designing-a-

I thought Mozilla said they were going to land some form of Firefox on IOS. Yep, here's the press release: https://blog.mozilla.org/press/2014/12/designing-a-firefox-experience-for-ios/ https://blog.mozilla.org/press/2014/12/designing-a-firefox-e... The actual work is going on here, but it sounds like it's only at the experimental stage: https://github.com/mozilla/firefox-ios/ https://github.com/mozilla/firefox-ios/ I'm kindof curious to build it and see if it works. I read that the only issue with getting competing browsers onto iOS is the developer agreement says you can't provide a program with a proprietary javascript engine in it. Frankly, iOS is so big now, I would argue that that restriction strays into competitive advantage territory, and the OP is proof of that. If I were a lawyer at Apple, I would suddenly become magnanimous and get the developer agreement changed such that competing web browser programs _only_ may host their own JavaScript engines.