I only use RetroArch on PC, so I don’t know how it works on iOS, but I will assume will be identical to the console versions, which already have all the cores included on the emulator (on PC they are downloaded individually).

I wouldn’t call it just a front end, it’s much more than that, and it has a great integration. Also the devs seem to focus a lot on the emulation accuracy.

As an European, I still prefer the freedom to have alternate App stores.

Yet, I still don't see a reason why they don't provide the same app to all customers since it's allowed by Apple, aside from greed or something like that.

Either way, let these developers enjoy their small time of fame, because as soon as RetroArch becames available, a lot of these emulators will be left in the dust ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

I use and recommend Baikal.

For those that aren’t aware: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OYcmF9IAJbU

That's called Tubular, now.

Even though I use iOS devices, Google isn’t my search engine on these devices. I can understand an organization like Mozilla needing the money from Google, but when we’re talking about a trillion dollar company, I cannot have the same understanding.

The game is also available on GOG for those that don’t want any kind of DRM on it.

For offline usage, I prefer using Here WeGo (I like download the full map instead).

For the other 90% usage, Waze and Apple Maps are good enough.

Let’s hope Sega has some decency and restores the Angry Birds Classic to the mobile stores, which should had never left, in the first place!

Ublock Origin is still the best adblocker (especially if you use Firefox).

Unfortunately, Safari has a lot of limitations regarding this (hence why Adguard has to do a lot of trickery just to make it good enough).

IMO, is still the best for Safari users ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

I use a few:

• Adguard (blocking ads).
• Vinegar (blocking YouTube ads and allows me to use iOS video player, with PiP, alongside other options like default video quality).
• SponsorBlock (Skip YouTube ads. Works great without Vinegar, and just okay alongside Vinegar).
• Baking Soda (like Vinegar, allows iOS default video player with other websites which are not YouTube related).
• Userscripts (allows loading scripts into Safari. I mainly use them to bypass some paywalled articles, and restore the YouTube dislikes counter).

Is this from a LTT review? ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)