2017
2013
SlimerJS
by Xavier Lacot & 1 other
SlimerJS is similar to PhantomJs, except that it runs Gecko, the browser engine of Mozilla Firefox, instead of Webkit.
Opera to switch to WebKit rendering engine
by srcmax & 1 other, 1 comment
To provide a leading browser on Android and iOS, this year Opera will make a gradual transition to the WebKit engine, as well as Chromium, for most of its upcoming versions of browsers for smartphones and computers.
Opera to switch to WebKit rendering engine
by François Hodierne & 1 other, 1 comment (via)
April Fool ? :-)
2012
chromiumembedded
by Xavier Lacot
chromiumembedded is a simple framework for embedding chromium browser windows in other applications. Useful as a Titanium Desktop alternative
Capitaine Train : ils vendent des billets de train, et super rapidement ! | AdrienVH.fr, le blog
by night.kame & 1 other
Juste une précision pour la compatibilité avec Internet Explorer : ce n’est pas le cas pour l’instant, mais on travaille dessus. On ne compte pas sortir de la beta ni ouvrir le site au public tant que la compatibilité avec IE ne sera pas effective.
Capitaine train : un site pas Web depuis un an.
2011
Understanding Browser HTTP Accept Headers: Firefox, Internet Explorer, Opera, and WebKit (Safari / Chrome)
by clochix & 1 other
Webkit a un bug au niveau du header accept: il préfère XML à XHTML ou HTML => les applications qui utilisent cet entête pour faire de la négociation de contenu renvoient la version XML de la page au lieu de la version HTML. cf https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=27267
Gradients, two new range based CSS selectors and background extensions
by marco & 1 other
This is good news for the cutting-edge developer, as WebKit’s own proprietary syntax won’t be nessesary anymore in the near feature.
2010
Why We Choose HTML5 for User Experiences on Devices
by marco (via)
Our PS3 UI was written entirely using HTML5, on a custom build of Webkit ported to the PS3 by our crack team of engineers.
Sneak — Fixing the background 'bleed'
by marco
I recently came up against an issue in Safari where the background colour of an element seemed to ‘bleed’ through the edge of the corners when applying both borders and a border-radius
Vendor-prefixed CSS Property Overview « Peter Beverloo
by nhoizey & 4 others
"this page shows a clearer overview of the implemented, prefixed properties, and their counterparts in other engines"
-webkit-font-smoothing
by marco
Already works in WebKit nightlies and in the current version of Google Chrome
