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Does this work with Safari? It would be very useful for cross browser testing.

• saagarjha 7y ago
  No GUI apps (well, kinda). But you can run WebKit on Linux already, if that helps.
  • butz 7y ago
    Could you elaborate on running WebKit on Linux? Is it the same engine that latest Safari release is using?
    • mthoms 7y ago
      Yes, Safari is built on Webkit. Check out the downloads page for Linux versions. https://webkit.org https://webkit.org
    • saagarjha 7y ago
      Safari mostly uses the open-source WebKit, except it of course sets all the Mac defines and Apple-specific feature flags, and there’s a bit of extra code sprinkled in internally. On Linux you can get something similar but not exactly the same by using one of the WebKit browsers, such as GNOME Web.
      • butz 7y ago
        Thanks, just installed Epiphany and was able to reproduce issue with flexbox that only Safari had. Somehow I thought that Safari and WebKit browsers were using a bit different forks of WebKit. That proves me wrong.
        • saagarjha 7y ago
          They are; it just might not be different enough for your purposes.
• archanox 7y ago
  Check out Epiphany (Gnome Web).