Opera patches for WebKit
About five weeks ago, we announced that Opera products would switch to WebKit. We said then:
Obviously, the replacement of the rendering engine has become a serious task for our developers and we worked tirelessly to cross the new engine with a completely rewritten interface, implement new features and test everything so that you could see the finished product as a result. By the way, have you already tried beta Opera Mobile for Android 2.3 and higher ?
But in this hard work, we did not forget about our moral obligations to develop the WebKit project. Here are some patches that we sent to improve all browsers on WebKit so that they better support CSS:
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Opera will be involved in the development of Webkit and Chromium projects.
We will continue to work on the development of standards for the benefit of the web.
Obviously, the replacement of the rendering engine has become a serious task for our developers and we worked tirelessly to cross the new engine with a completely rewritten interface, implement new features and test everything so that you could see the finished product as a result. By the way, have you already tried beta Opera Mobile for Android 2.3 and higher ?
But in this hard work, we did not forget about our moral obligations to develop the WebKit project. Here are some patches that we sent to improve all browsers on WebKit so that they better support CSS:
- Bug 15553 - WebKit ignores column-rules wider than column-gap - this patch fixes a bug that was sent in 2007 and leads WebKit support for multicolumn CSS to support the current version of Opera with Presto engine.
- Bug 112986 — Incorrect error handling for Media Queries — WebKit : , ,
not all. - Bug 112549 — monochrome media feature does not accept integer values — - , Media Queries.
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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/173919/
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