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Re:Huawei's latest flagship smartphone contains no world-sha... by 14u2c on Sunday April 21, 2024 @09:20PM (#40110713)
> (1) there are only about 3 big browser vendors in the world, and even Firefox and Safari are lagging in features and bug fixes

Are you forgetting WeChat? Because that's all they likely care about.

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Re:Huawei's latest flagship smartphone contains no world-sha... by cyp0633 on Sunday April 21, 2024 @09:51PM (#40110837)
The X5 browser core in WeChat seems to be based on Chromium (and was vulnerable to Chromium-only vulnerability CVE-2023-4357)
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Re:Huawei's latest flagship smartphone contains no world-sha... by davidmurdoch on Sunday April 21, 2024 @09:33PM (#40110765)
Do they ship their own browser?
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Re:Huawei's latest flagship smartphone contains no world-sha... by tsudounym on Sunday April 21, 2024 @09:51PM (#40110839)
WeChat is a 'super app' to the point that you don't need really a browser in China anymore. It's a mobile first based ecosystem (WeChat, XHS, Douban, Taobao, etc)
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Re:Huawei's latest flagship smartphone contains no world-sha... by davidmurdoch on Sunday April 21, 2024 @10:04PM (#40110897)
I know that. But is there no web access at all?
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