← Back to context Comment by the_gipsy 4 years ago It's just another piece in how Apple sabotaged the web. 1 comment the_gipsy Reply TheRealDunkirk 4 years ago Since "the web" has become about 7-10 walled gardens for 90% of the public, whether Apple "sabotages" "the web" in allowing these "garden" apps to use their own browsers is hardly any more broken than anything else.
TheRealDunkirk 4 years ago Since "the web" has become about 7-10 walled gardens for 90% of the public, whether Apple "sabotages" "the web" in allowing these "garden" apps to use their own browsers is hardly any more broken than anything else.
Since "the web" has become about 7-10 walled gardens for 90% of the public, whether Apple "sabotages" "the web" in allowing these "garden" apps to use their own browsers is hardly any more broken than anything else.