[TremendousJudge]

Tell me when it can use that powerful processor to run an engine other than webkit

[NightlyDev]

I kinda like the way they're doing things. It reminds me of the IE6 times, but with no decent options. I guess I'm a sucker for nostalgia.

At least the browsers can freeze, crash and hit more bugs per hour with a faster CPU, so at least it got that going for it.

[kasabali]

Because web engine is the only thing people run on their phones?

[nan0]

Could you expand on this comment more? Engines that run on Android vs iOS maybe? Just curious :)

[Arbalest]

Very likely more a point about freedom. Apple does not allow Firefox to use it's own engine under iOS

[bzb3]

From your tone I assume that even if Apple allowed you to run Gecko on an iPhone you would find another reason not to buy one.

[arkanciscan]

There are many to choose from.

[new_realist]

Use an enterprise cert.

[Someone1234]

To sideload what? Is there a non-WebKit browser around for iOS you can sideload with an enterprise managed iOS device?

[tln]

Sounds interesting...

And then what? Can one grab the source and compile chromium or firefox in such a way that it can use JIT and all the other things? Would that even be "supported" as a compile option or up-to-date branch? I thought PROT_EXEC was limited to Webkit.

Curious what the next steps may be / what details I'm unaware of

[0xFFC]

What is that?