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Apple tends to have a flurry of commits right before a new Safari is about to be released, or a new OS release is made. That is when Apple commits the latest an
by X-Istence 16y ago
Apple tends to have a flurry of commits right before a new Safari is about to be released, or a new OS release is made. That is when Apple commits the latest and greatest they have to offer.
It will be interesting to see when this happens again.
- Splines 16y agoCurious - have there been any conflicts between Apple/Google on the direction WebKit is going? (e.g., Google implements a bunch of stuff in WebKit which ends up invalidating some work Apple was doing. Apple backs out the offending changes and checks in their stuff. etc. etc.)