For years and years the company Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), restricts the performance of browsers published in App Store with SafariBut since iOS 8 this will change. By changing the API on which the browsers work for iOS 8, company Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), decided to allow the developers of these applications to benefit from the engine NitroJavaScript that makes the Safari browser so fast.
Until now, no other iOS application benefits from this information processing engine, but starting with iOS 8 things change. Basically browsers like Google Chrome or Opera they will be able to be as fast as Safari in terms of loading web pages, and this is great for those who are not satisfied with the functionality provided by the native browser of the operating system.
Moreover, any application that has an internal browser will be able to benefit from exactly the same improvements, so accessing web pages from Facebook, Twitter or other favorite applications will be as fast as in Safari. Finally, I draw your attention to a new option implemented in Safari, which allows us to view the desktop version of a website.
