Crivens said:I remember using gopher and mosaic. Does that make me a fossil?
I started using the internet in 1991 when there wasn't any WWW browser available, what does that make me?
Crivens said:I remember using gopher and mosaic. Does that make me a fossil?
throAU said:Sure. It's still mostly WebKit unless you think that Google have re-written the majority of it in the couple of months the fork has been around for. Hint: It's probably 95-99% WebKit.
Opera, by far, was the biggest on mobile till recently. It still is significant, and I'm supposed to know what percentage it is, but I've forgotten at the moment and I'm too lazy to look it up.Opera's market share is so insignificant
Crivens said:I remember using gopher and mosaic.
.oO(Trilobite)?kpa said:I started using the internet in 1991 when there wasn't any WWW browser available, what does that make me?
drhowarddrfine said:Opera, by far, was the biggest on mobile till recently. It still is significant, and I'm supposed to know what percentage it is, but I've forgotten at the moment and I'm too lazy to look it up.
kpedersen said:If Apple was a major contributor to FreeBSD I am sure they would have some very smart way to convince people that adding spyware to the source code was a good idea.
ikbendeman said:I believe Konqueror has a mode for Webkit and KHTML.