I’m not sure is it against Googles rules or not,but i’m curious is Comodo going to make Chromodo / Ice Dragon browsers for Windows Mobile ? It is universal store so it can be used on all Windows devices. Not sure if Comodo makes browser for Android,but as Windows user and fan of Comodo i’d like to see and use it in store
The code for Windows is limiting. Unless Chrome is made for Windows Phone, Comodo might not have much means of developing a version of Dragon, there.
This is why Firefox hasn’t made a version for Windows Mobile, either.
Until then, I bask in the glory of UCBrowser or Surfy. (Lumia 1520)
Not all but many carriers, the big ones have Windows Phones. Some of the big carriers even have exclusive Windows Phones.
Minority to the marketshare, but last time I checked over 3 million users have Windows Phones, that’s still a big number and tons of users.
Yeah, I know I know, you guys will throw iOS and Android having XXX million, but I am making a point.
That still won’t make developers support it, most will have to port apps from Android and iOS. (But it’s seen that Windows 10 can do this seamlessly and easy)
You’re naming Original Equipment Manufacturers, carriers are AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile, Sprint, etc.
On a side note:
I find it funny that when I logged-in into my YouTube account with my Windows Phone, in IE, I got an e-mail from Google saying that I logged into my account with IE in an “Android” phone. What was Microsoft thinking, with this User Agent string? Not even IE with it’s original string will work? That’s a joke.
Jerks like the creator of SnapChat wouldn’t make a Windows Phone variant, and banned the Third-Party app that Rudy Hyun made. (Making some story about a security flaw, only because SnapChat’s creator just has a personal hate for Windows Phone)
Above rant proves that even if they can port the games/apps easily, it might not happen. Let’s keep our hopes up, though.
Google dislikes Microsoft, it would be a cold day in hell when Google makes Chrome for Windows Mobile(Phone).
Also, Chromodo could be done but it might be locked to using the IE’s trident engine, so an IE clone with more features.
Then again, I am still using Windows 8.1 because I like my OS ready with everything, when it comes out. So, I don’t know what’s up with Windows 10 Mobile.
If the development is easy, then Chromodo, if it’s made on Android or iOS, would be ported to Windows Mobile hassle-free.