In iOS 17.4 for the iPhone, browsers like Chrome and Firefox will be able to leave WebKit for their own underlying engines. But that’s only true in the EU.

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Apple is allowing alternative browser engines to run on iOS for users in the EU due to new regulations. This will enable non-WebKit browsers, such as Chrome and Firefox, to work on iPhones in the EU.

Apple is finally allowing full versions of Chrome and Firefox to run on the iPhone

<p>Finally it can be a good thing or a bad thing for developers.</p>


<p>Finally you can use Firefox with extensions on iOS</p>
