Xcode, the IDE for Apple platforms, version 13.0 or higher.A macOS computer, 64-bit, running macOS 11.3 or higher.

While you can compile and run Chrome on iOS directly on an iOS device, you can also do a lot of feature development in the quite capable device simulator that Apple provides.Chrome on iOS is written in Objective-C++ (a mix of C++ and Objective-C), along with some Swift.iOS apps are required to be single-process, so Chrome on iOS can't fork().Other important differences between Chrome on iOS and other platforms include: Ios/ # iOS implementation using JavaScript injection.

Due to this, and the limited API available for iOS apps to interact with web page content, many Chrome features that use the //content APIs are implemented in Chrome on iOS using JavaScript injection.Ĭross-platform features in //components are structured to share as much code as possible across all platforms while keeping //content dependencies siloed: ls components/some_componentĬontent/ # code with dependencies on //content.Ĭore/ # cross-platform code with no //content dependencies. So Chrome on iOS uses WebKit, Nitro and CFNetwork where other Chrome platforms are using Blink, V8 and //net. However, there's one major thing that makes Chrome on iOS very different from all other Chrome platform implementations.īecause of Apple's App Store rules, Chrome on iOS has to use the iOS platform APIs for fetching and rendering web content. In 2022, Chrome on iOS will celebrate its 10th anniversary.Ĭhrome is one of the most widely used iOS apps-it's currently the number 2 Utility app in the US App Store.Ĭhrome on iOS provides all of the great Chrome features our users love, including Sync, Translate, Incognito, Password Manager, Autofill, and many more.Ĭhrome on iOS also integrates with native iOS features such as multi-window and device-wide password autofill.

Episode 28: by Mark Cogan in Paris, France (January, 2022)

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