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As others have pointed out, it uses the same core as Safari, so the performance should be nearly identical. So feel free to give it a shot!
by baskalwabbit 13y ago
As others have pointed out, it uses the same core as Safari, so the performance should be nearly identical. So feel free to give it a shot!
- cytzol 13y agoActually, not quite - it uses UIWebView, which doesn't have some of Mobile Safari's JavaScript improvements, so no matter how hard it tries it won't quite be able to keep up.
- SG- 13y agoyou don't actually need insanely fast JS to load most web sites. i agree you'd need it for something highly interactive and intensive, but again not most websites.
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- AndreasFrom 13y agoI actually find the difference noticeable when using Chrome on iOS. Only Safari can JIT Javascript for instance. At least with Chrome it also seems to run out of memory faster (it has access to less?).