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Webkit and Safari were meant synonymous, Webkit referring to the framework, Safari to the specific application packaging. On a practical level, it's been quite
by masswerk 8y ago
Webkit and Safari were meant synonymous, Webkit referring to the framework, Safari to the specific application packaging.
On a practical level, it's been quite some time since Safari isn't cross-platform anymore. Also, it's fixed to a specific version of the operating system, which also applies to the open source Webkit release. I'd love to see an implementation with less external dependencies.