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> Timothy Pearson composed on 2014-10-15 14:31 (UTC-0500):
>
>> 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,
> etc

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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
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