I have a site that I go to that will not work with Safari. Is it possible to put a different browser on the iPhone, such as Firefox?
I have a site that I go to that will not work with Safari. Is it possible to put a different browser on the iPhone, such as Firefox?
I wasn't kidding. I think Apple should make other browsers available for iPhones. I own a mac and I love it, but sometimes some sites won't work with Safari so I use Firefox.
Aside from the lack of an SDK, which obviously isnt that limiting, its not Apple's fault if there are no alternate browsers. That blame lies with the other programmers who haven't ported them over. MobileSafari is good enough that other browsers may never be ported over.
I have a site that I go to that will not work with Safari. Is it possible to put a different browser on the iPhone, such as Firefox?
...If it was an open platform someone at the Mozilla Foundation would have already started an official Firefox on iPhone/iPod touch project.
I have never seen a website that hasnt worked in safari!
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No, the fault lies with Apple for not making the iPhone open for 3rd party applications without hacks that can (and have been/will be) broken with future software updates. If it was an open platform someone at the Mozilla Foundation would have already started an official Firefox on iPhone/iPod touch project.
Windows Mobile has been out for how long and Mozilla is only now getting into the browser business with Mobile FF. What makes you think they would be any quicker for the iPhone? Its only been out for four months FFS.
Mobile Firefox may not be any more successful with those sites when compiled for the ARM processor. Safari for mac renders differently than Safari for windows, thats down to the platform, not because both are called Safari. The same kinds of issues may occur on the phone.
At least there is a reason to now create a mobile ff, where as with the iPhone, there is zero reasons to event think about one. And who is the more monopolistic company?