Re: [orca-list] New webkit

[Andrew Hart <ahart42 gmail com>]

It seems WebKit is primarily used by Apple Safari and in Mac OS and IOS, 
as well as Adobe products, some Sony Playstation models and even in one 
of the Kindle Readers. On Linux, it's used in Epiphany as has been 
mentioned, as well as something called Gnome Web, which I haven't heard 
of before now.
I believe the Opera browser also uses WebKit, but by means of Chromium, 
which happens to include a complete copy of WebKit in its source code to 
make it easier for developers to release IOS ports of their apps, since 
WebKit is the only browser engine Apple permits apps to use in its 
ecosystem. It's also used in a host of things I've never heard of, a lot 
of them aimed at the embedded device and set-top box markets.

Hth.



On 3/04/2022 4:53, Pavel Vlček via orca-list wrote:
> Hi,
>
> the new version of Webkit has some changes in accessibility (more in 
> changelog) and I have a question. Which web browser uses this webkit? I 
> want to try the new a11y access. I know Firefox not, Chrome maybe? Or 
> Epyphany or www from Gnome?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Pavel
>
>
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