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Iirc there's some rule on iOS where your app can't be designed to execute code not delivered through the app store. So even if Mozilla ditched the embedded safari, I don't think they could.
Any idea how ish gets around that?
No idea, but if I was the dev, I'd ship the alpine image embedded in the app
Wouldn't that rule also necessarily have to change to allow browsers? Unless Apple wants to continue its malicious compliance by forcing other browsers to disable JavaScript.