Are standards really that difficult? Webkit hits Acid3 in their nightly builds.

It looks like Trolltech is integrating Webkit into QT in a deep way. It’s available as a heavily updated widget, and they’re working to coerce their JavaScript core with Webkit’s. It’s not available in the official builds yet, it looks like they’re serious about the concept.

Check out the source (git repository) and docs (webkit/qt wiki pages).

Midori is a Webkit-based browser for Gnome. It’s new, and the artwork is a bit weird, but it means that other Webkit-esque browsers are coming. Yay.

A top10 list of Webkit 3.10 features. It will be very cool when webkit is usable in a native Gnome browser.

The Mozilla2 platform aims for mobile market. It’s about bloody time. It looks like webkit has already schooled Gecko in the embedded space, so the Mozilla team has some catchup to do.

Webkit2png, a tool that allows you to take a full-page screenshot of a webpage rendered via webkit. The page also links to tools for other platforms (khtml2png and a Gecko rendering script for linux, and Paparazzi (a GUI tool). Handy stuff for quickly testing web page development.

Here’s GetWebKit.org, a Windows version of Apple’s Webkit as a Safari-like browser.