15 Oct
2014
15 Oct
'14
8:40 p.m.
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Timothy Pearson composed on 2014-10-15 14:31
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I didn't know that. Thanks for all the info!
On thinking about this further I wonder how hard it would be to replace
our KHTML with KDE's KHTML. I don't want to drag in a bunch of KDE
libraries but there was an effort some time ago to make certain core KDE
features use less of the non-core KDE libraries.
Does anyone know the status of KHTML in KDE4? Is it just as broken as our
version or has it been maintained over time? I was under the impression
that KHTML had been largely abandoned but now I'm not sure...
Thanks!
Tim
Konqueror's broken HTML rendering is a known
problem but I haven't gotten around to seeing what would be required to
replace KHTML with Webkit. That process will be lengthy and won't
happen
for R14 in any case.
Keep in mind in planning whether to replace or to provide two options as
KDE4
does that KHTML is the only rendering engine that completely preserves
physical units as physical units for screen display, e.g. pt, mm, cm, in,
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