If I blacklisted a website in control center it is respected in all browsers even in private mode.
"killer" is right, "feature" is not. It's very anti-competitive and for those who don't want to use Safari it means iOS is just not an option.
> If I blacklisted a website in control center it is respected in all browsers even in private mode.
This is useful if you're using multiple browsers, but why bother if they're all Safari?
"killer" is right, "feature" is not. It's very anti-competitive and for those who don't want to use Safari it means iOS is just not an option.
> If I blacklisted a website in control center it is respected in all browsers even in private mode.
This is useful if you're using multiple browsers, but why bother if they're all Safari?