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200608 Aug
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Windows users who want to see what Safari is all about will be interested to know that a new browser (provisionally called Swift) is in development, which uses the WebKit browsing engine for the first time on Windows. You can download a preview of Swift here; be warned, it is a very early release and so may be buggy. I installed it on my dev PC and it seems to be stable, however.
The WebKit engine is lightning fast at rendering pages, but it does still have a number of quirks when implementing some CSS3 Selectors. If you’re not worried about using development software, download Swift and play with it a little.
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That’s awesome! I gonna try right away!
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This comment was made using Swift :). The lead developer just joined the others on #webkit, i’ very curious as to where this is all going.
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Jan says:Comment » August 18th, 2006 at 1:58 pm
Konqueror might also be ported to Windows.
It beleive KDE also used to run under cygwin, so it should be possible, to run konqueror (khtml, source of webkit), on windows.
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