Re:It's OK for Apple to block Firefox, but wrong when Micros...
by krakensden on Friday May 11, 2012 @03:42PM
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My understanding is that the alternative browsers on iOS aren't really browsers- they're reskins of the iOS' webkit. You can't, for instance, plug in your own Javascript interpreter. Opera mini takes a different tack, doing much of the work on their servers and forwarding it to the client. But a full replacement for Safari, like a fork, Firefox, or Chrome, is not allowed.
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