There’s another one (Covert Browser) that’s been in the store since November that’s got a few issues (lack of cookie support, lack of POST support) that render a lot of websites useless.
Generally I don’t think this is (on the face) any worse than a regular third-party browser app: Other apps (games are a great example) are free to implement custom communication protocols and there are plenty of unsavory / underground / illicit websites on the regular internet. Tor has a lot of legitimate and illegitimate uses, but that can pretty much be said of web-based communication in general.
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There’s another one (Covert Browser) that’s been in the store since November that’s got a few issues (lack of cookie support, lack of POST support) that render a lot of websites useless.
Generally I don’t think this is (on the face) any worse than a regular third-party browser app: Other apps (games are a great example) are free to implement custom communication protocols and there are plenty of unsavory / underground / illicit websites on the regular internet. Tor has a lot of legitimate and illegitimate uses, but that can pretty much be said of web-based communication in general.
Just chiming in to say nice work Mike, and that it's nice to see another former Plus-One'r around these parts =)