[ge-talk] Updating Net+
Fredrik Holmqvist
fredrik.holmqvist at gmail.com
Fri Jan 5 02:50:45 EST 2007
There is work done to bring both Webkit (KHTML-based, www.webkit.org) and
Gecko to be usable as rendering engines. I'm not sure who was working on
webkit atm though. The point is that your suggestion is being worked on.
I myself work mostly on Firefox, and have plans to fix the embedding for
Gecko. I'd love to work on Webkit though, although that probably won't
happen in the near future.
You can read more about Mozilla-porting progress here:
http://bezilla.livejournal.com/
/Fredrik Holmqvist, TQH
2007/1/5, Peter Ostrander <caltanisetta at bluebottle.com>:
>
> what if a port was made of WebKit or KHTML (essentially the same things)
> to Haiku and was made the replacement for Net+. Call it Net++ and also
> integrate KHTML into the operating system so that other applications that
> need an HTML rendering engine (such as a mail applicaiton) have this at
> their disposal. I am not proposing what microsoft did (which was integrate
> IE in its entirety into their operating system) because that opens up a
> whole slew of security vulnerabilities.
>
> I like KHTML because it is faster than Gecko (when I benchmark it) and
> this speed would go nicely into a philosophy of creating an operating system
> that was lightweight and fast.
>
>
> Cheers
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