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They’re not working on anything, this just means the WebKit previews or the odd product which embeds WebKit rather than use webviews can run regardless of OS su
by masklinn 4y ago
They’re not working on anything, this just means the WebKit previews or the odd product which embeds WebKit rather than use webviews can run regardless of OS support.
Apple ain’t going to enable features they don’t support on safari.
- dieulot 4y agoThat’s Safari’s preview.
- masklinn 4y agoNo, it is not. It's webkit. Safari is based on webkit, but the webkit project at large does not decide what does and does not go in Safari. That's why there are regular "Webkit features in Safari X": that something is added to webkit does not guarantee it'll land in Safari, ever. Hell, it took 18 months and 2 iOS/macOS releases for the AVIF support to go from landing in Webkit to landing in Safari. And that was something Apple wanted.