Nick writes:
> Quoth YpN:
> > About netsurf, yeah why not. But it lacks some properties IMHO.
> > One of my friend tried to run a CSS2 website from me and the support
> > was horrible, despite the care applied to the code.
> > CSS2 support isn't complete.
>
> Probably. There isn't javascript supp
Quoth YpN:
> Few months ago, I saw that webkitnix[1] was dropped. But the last
> commit isn't too old, it seems to be still updated sometimes.
> Maybe it could become really interesting for us.
Yeah, I was sad to see it was dropped. The problem is that being the
web, if it doesn't stay supported
Nick wrote:
> If you read the patch you'll see it updates surf to use webkitgtk3.
> Which I would guess uses Webkit 2. If that's the case it probably
> makes sense to switch to it, if Webkit 1 is about to be deprecated.
Yeah true, I guess I will need to "leave" GTK2 soon or late.
> Hopefully
On 2014-05-28 20:29Z, Nick wrote:
> If you read the patch you'll see it updates surf to use webkitgtk3.
> Which I would guess uses Webkit 2. If that's the case it probably
> makes sense to switch to it, if Webkit 1 is about to be deprecated.
WebKit versions are weird, when you install webkit-gtk-2
Quoth YpN:
> Markus Teich wrote:
> > You can use http://surf.suckless.org/patches/smoothscrolling-via-GTK3
>
> Excuse me, maybe I missed something, but could you tell me why you
> posted that patch? I was mentioning the API itself, in my previous
> email.
If you read the patch you'll see it upda
Good evening Markus,
Markus Teich wrote:
> You can use http://surf.suckless.org/patches/smoothscrolling-via-GTK3
Excuse me, maybe I missed something, but could you tell me why you
posted that patch? I was mentioning the API itself, in my previous
email.
Anyway, thank your for the patch, even if
