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Maybe yes, maybe no. But Webkit doesn't use V8 anyway :)
by Matthias247 10y ago
Maybe yes, maybe no. But Webkit doesn't use V8 anyway :)
- shakna 10y agoTrue, I may have assumed they meant Blink, and something something Chromium, which breaking away from V8 isn't particularly easy, even if one is the CSS engine, and the other the JS engine. Sorry for leaping to conclusions. But they may have meant Midori or similar which actually uses WebKit, through WebKitGTK+... Which means linking against GTK+, probably GTK+3 to get the main benefits like single-page not whole application crashing. Which depending on your custom build, may or may not be an absolutely huge overhead. It could be a tiny change to add to an OS. Or huge.