About Konqueror

[Henry Miller]

Konqueror is maintained, but both of the Web backends are not. Webkit is not maintained in qt anymore (apple is not playing nice with open source again).  Khtml gets a commit once in a while, but there are not enough people working on it to make it a modern engine. 

Probably the quickest way to get Konqueror useful for the Web is to use QtWebEngine, it is Google's fork of Webkit and should be maintained for a while. I don't know if we can use it though. 



On March 11, 2016 11:42:29 AM CST, Hector Wilvert Ivan Valdez Reza <ranmaru.hibikiya at openmailbox.org> wrote:
>Hi.
>I'm a happy KDE technologies user, but there are something that
>disturbs 
>me.
>Konqueror was a great piece of software, browser and filemanager (and 
>some files-types viewer too) but it (konqueror) today isn't a option 
>like a internet browser. Many sites looks weird, unsupported or crash 
>with someone.
>
>Then I want to ask, if konqueror is actually maintained or not, because
>
>isn't a decent kde/qt browser that works like chromium/firefox.
>I read in this list that you talk about dolphin, but I didn't read 
>anything related to konqueror.
>
>Many thanks for all your effort put on every open project.
>
>Reggards.
>
>-- 
>月を見る度、思い出せ！
>[Tsuki o miru tabi omoidase!]

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