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If you can build QT5 on Haiku, then it may be possible to get it's embedded version of chromium running. It's largely self contained, but some of the dependenci
by elcritch 5y ago
If you can build QT5 on Haiku, then it may be possible to get it's embedded version of chromium running. It's largely self contained, but some of the dependencies contain a few finicky code like simd jpeg library or ffmpeg.
- waddlesplash 5y agoPeople have attempted building QtWebEngine, yes, but it still has a surprising amount of OS-specific code within it. I think it may have gotten so far as displaying webpages but then crashed incessantly. Plus, I'm not sure what browser shells that use QtWebEngine are still actively developed; Falkon looks to be dead...