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Quite sincerely, they should just look into running WebKit server-side. That said, in my experience if Apple has secretly decided they don't like you, they ten
by melloclello 9y ago
Quite sincerely, they should just look into running WebKit server-side.
That said, in my experience if Apple has secretly decided they don't like you, they tend to move the goalposts on you in subsequent reviews, so migrating their systems to WebKit may not be time well spent.
- touringcomplete 9y agoServer-side??? Apple requires apps use the Apple WebKit framework only for web content, which runs only on the client-side. The point of Puffin is to run Flash and other desktop crapware websites that don’t work on Mobile Safari (Apple WebKit) properly. Puffin isn’t a native or local web browser; it’s an optimized, virtual, remote browser viewer. If they sell it as a “Citrix for the web,” they might have a shot.
- melloclello 9y agoAh, I didn't realise that was Puffin's use case.
- scarface74 9y agoOpera Mini does the same thing as Puffin. Puffin wasn't denied access because it rendered on a server.