> I tend to fall on Apple's side when it comes to not wanting to be forced to support a technology that it is against.
How is that Apple's side? Allowing something to be installed is not by any means the same as being "forced to support" it.
How is that Apple's side? Allowing something to be installed is not by any means the same as being "forced to support" it.
Right now there is not a way to "install" something on iPhone OS that would then become available to Safari and other apps. To do that, they'd have to build a plug-in architecture for iPhone OS.