Well, if they have to allow other engines then those browsers should be able to implement PWA features and web push on iOS instead. Then user can hide the trash that is safari on iOS and never use it again. Win win.
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That's just a few of many advantages.
Since 2016 I've had the option for users to enable push notifications, with a big red disclaimer if the user is using iOS that it does not work on an iPhone. Still, I got so so many requests from user saying they had tried with Chrome(or whatever other browser) instead, and it's still not working, not understanding that all browsers on iOS is limited in the same way because of apple.
If there are any more problems with web push on iOS I'll clearly tell the user that Apple doesn't allow the user to use it, and that they will have to ask apple to enable it, and give them contact information. If the user bought the phone expecting web push to work then they can probably return it and buy an Android phone instead if the seller can't fix web push.
Not even Google is close to that amount of data collection and greed...
I don't think any company with a huge market share should be able to do so, so I hope Apple will have to open up at least to the degree Android has done.
They sell a lot of them, very very far from zero...
That sounds weird to me. Pixel phones has grown very fast in the last years and I don't se how it can be seen as anything but a great success.
But, it's also a fact that the US is far behind when it comes to heat pumps and energy efficient homes. The general knowledge in the US about heat pumps is terrible.
Just having a random ID isn't good enough, unless you want the user to remember this ID.
Does MS ignore IP reputation in cases where the domain has a good reputation?
How would you go about getting a new domain and an IP address from a public cloud provider working consistently?
I've had issues with outlook when it comes to new domains and IPs, but after some time it works. I do however usually have more email than a personal server so what's the best way - if such a thing exists - for a personal server that has much lower volume of mail to be trusted?
Nothing else I can think of works like this. Generally if you take the work of others without being allowed and use it to make money you'll end up in trouble.
Now, for most people the trade-off is worth it, but it should not be the default. It should be a quick opt-in using robots.txt.
People have multiple devices, so syncing is needed for usability.
Some password managers are basically local, but with end to end encrypted syncing. If you have to move passwords around, why not use a solution that already does it in a secure way?
Getting work done has always taken a long time too, and that has only changed in the last few months.
Jaguars, Porsche, BMW, Mercedes, VW and a bunch of others are popular and european.
Working hard is not the same as working smart. That's kinda what I was hinting at. Many people are able to make much better decisions in games compared to real life.
One thing I find really interesting is how much better some are at games compared to real life. I guess that's because games are fast paced, so you are rewarded much sooner. Just planning and sticking to that plan can get people very far in reality too, but it's so much harder because it takes so long.