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> A lot of websites that work in Safari were broken in WebKit last time I tried it. If you used it in the past from the Debian repos, they didn't use to do sec
by my123 5y ago
> A lot of websites that work in Safari were broken in WebKit last time I tried it.
If you used it in the past from the Debian repos, they didn't use to do security or feature update servicing for WebKit in their repositories. That's no longer a thing nowadays.
You can use both the Technology Preview at https://webkit.org/downloads/ https://webkit.org/downloads/ or check if the version is recent on your distribution however.
- jeroenhd 5y agoI've used the webkit browser on Manjaro, which seems to pull it from the AUR which in turn is quite close to upstream.