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| Is Apple recreating the Safari browser in the Google Chromium project? |
According to reports, according to the Google Chromium project, Apple can recreate a copy of its Safari browser for its MacOS operating system to serve Windows users, similar to recent changes Microsoft has made to Edge Browser.
Apple used the Windows version of the Safari web browser in the past, but it stopped this version a few years ago, so the browser is only available for Mac, iPhone and iPad.
On an unofficial Russian blog, it is rumored that an Apple employee has encountered project issues with Chromium Bug Tracker when the employee tried to activate a feature called ITP, which restricted the implementation of the program's method. It provides the ability to track ads that users and third parties see. This is the safari feature.
The blog shared two photos, one from the same bug report and the other from an attachment explaining that Apple's Safari browser should be running Windows 10.
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| Is Apple recreating the Safari browser in the Google Chromium project? |
After a close examination of the minutest detail, including the error number in the report and the historical deviation from the date in the photo, the credibility of these rumors collapsed and the Chromium Project was never mentioned. Email from an Apple Arnoldbarber representative [at apple.com.
This information is wrong and wrong, said Maciej Staunchwick, head of the development team responsible for the Apple WebKit framework.
He said in the post: This information is completely wrong, there is no such plan, the default email address is not assigned to anyone in the Safari or WebKit team, and the ITP code cannot be activated in the Chromium project and the footage does not have. It is a real safari design.