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From your link, Blink looks to be at least 20%, so WebKit can't be 91.6% edit: Android Browser uses Blink now, but I'm not sure if all 4.0 versions do. Blink c

From your link, Blink looks to be at least 20%, so WebKit can't be 91.6% edit: Android Browser uses Blink now, but I'm not sure if all 4.0 versions do. Blink could be higher than 30% depending.

crabasa 11y ago
Blink is a fork of Webkit. So while it may be sufficiently different thank Webkit in the future, I'm not sure how meaningfully different it is today. Especially from the perspective of a web developer or user.
- spankalee 11y ago
  The fork happened 2.5 years ago and there is significant divergence already.
- kijiki 11y ago
  And everyone but Gecko is a fork of KHTML. When do you draw the line and allow forks their own identity?
  - pcwalton 11y ago
    Not Trident.
    - i336_ 11y ago
      Yeah, that split off NCSA Mosaic. Gecko (aka Netscape) was a ground-up rewrite of the engine (it had to be due to licensing issues).