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> WebKit is kind of odd in that a lot of these bugs turned out to be in proprietary Apple systems (Safari, iOS, etc.) rather than WebKit proper. (At least, this
by lapcat 3y ago
> WebKit is kind of odd in that a lot of these bugs turned out to be in proprietary Apple systems (Safari, iOS, etc.) rather than WebKit proper. (At least, this is what I assume the enigmatic rdar:// response means.)
This is an incorrect assumption. Apple engineers prioritize all of their work in Radar, so most of their WebKit bugs will get imported into Radar as a matter of course.