Gregory's Server@EdanOsborne @h Unfortunately, no solid WebKit-based browser for Windows exists, so that's not an option for those users. (I wish it did, though)
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@EdanOsborne @h Unfortunately, no solid WebKit-based browser for Windows exists, so that's not an option for those users. (I wish it did, though) 1 comment
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@starstorm_x1 @h My god... I checked everywhere and found that that's been the case since QtWebKit was discontinued. Why hasn't anyone done anything about this?
We know from Evince, AbiWord, and Gnumeric that GTK2 can run on Windows, so it shouldn't be too difficult. However, I don't want to touch Windows, so it's probably not a project I'll be undertaking anytime soon.
Then again, it could be useful for ReactOS. Maybe I'll load up an old copy of Anjuta and see what I can cook up...