Allegra isn’t the only one poking around the Apple Watch. A photo was posted May 2 of iOS developers -- known as MuscleNerd and StackSmashing -- attempting to jailbreak an Apple Watch.

"I always wanted a web browser on my wrist," tweeted Allegra, who later shared another picture of the iOS built-in dictionary running on the Apple Watch.

Sharing a brief video of his achievement, Comex shows just how hard and impractical it is to use a web browser on the Apple Watch. He can be seen scrolling around the Google homepage, which doesn ...

Comex, the brains behind JailBreakMe and a former Apple Intern, has worked out a way to hack the Apple watch to get a web browser to run on the device.

Nevertheless, Comex, a well-known jailbreak developer and former Apple intern, has managed to hack the Apple Watch OS to get a running web browser on to the timepiece, 9to5 Mac reports.

A 1.5″ smartwatch screen never becomes particularly web-friendly, no matter how many pixels you cram in that screen. Alas, Comex makes no mention of how he got this up and running.

The built-in web browser on the Apple Watch is probably your best bet when it comes to loading up webpages, as Apple has access to parts of the smartwatch’s code that third-party apps can’t ...

Apple does not include a Safari browser app on the Watch, for obvious reasons. The video shows that scrolling around even basic web pages on a tiny display is impractical.

Comex hasn't given any details about his Apple Watch hack, but presumably the underlying version of iOS contains a Web browser (perhaps for debugging purposes) that he somehow managed to launch.