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Not impossible to compile WebKit for other platforms, but sounds hairy. https://schepp.dev/posts/running-webkit-on-windows/ https://schepp.dev/posts/running-we

• linopolus 5y ago
  You could just use Steam, afaik they’re still using WebKit and you probably have it installed anyway ;) Or another WebKit based browser (ok, not so many): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_web_browsers#WebKit-based https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_web_browsers#WebKit-ba...
  • TingPing 5y ago
    Steam has never used WebKit. They use CEF (Chromium).
    • fiddlerwoaroof 5y ago
      Are they using an old, pre-Blink version?
    • linopolus 5y ago
      Ok looked it up: Steam switched to CEF in 2010 (announcement read „WebKit based“), CEF3 with Blink was considered stable and recommended in 2013. So they probably used a WebKit base for at least these three years. But, unless they still use CEF1, it’s not WebKit anymore today.
• thro1 5y ago
  ..for Windows ? - Flock (version 3.0 and above) uses WebKit.. but the final release 3.5.3 was in Feb 2011 after: Zynga Buys Social Web Browser Flock, Jan 2011, https://mashable.com/archive/zynga-buys-flock https://mashable.com/archive/zynga-buys-flock Facebook and Zynga Enter Into Long-Term Relationship, May 2010, - (nothing left)
• doix 5y ago
  WebKit is not Safari. Someone on my team complained about the UI being broken in Safari. I debugged on Epiphany[0] which is also webkit based, it was broken in a slightly different way. After fixing it, it was still broken in Safari. If you want to be sure that something works in Safari, you have to test in Safari... [0]https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/epiphany https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/epiphany