Jen SimmonsFeb 21, 2023
What do you need from WebKit next?
Show threadZ(achary) Yaro
@jensimmons The ability to test everything without buying a Mac? 👉👈
Feb 21, 2023 at 8:22amElk
Show threadjackFeb 21, 2023
@ZMYaro would a paid service like https://www.macstadium.com/ fill that role?
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Show threadZ(achary) YaroFeb 21, 2023
@j4ck That still makes Safari the only major browser I need to pay money to test.
Show threadjackFeb 21, 2023
@ZMYaro yikes yeah that’s still a big problem
Show threadAmelia Bellamy-RoydsFeb 21, 2023
@ZMYaro @jensimmons It's definitely not going to help you test *every* WebKit/Safari bug, but there is Epiphany, a WebKit-based browser on Linux. I found a couple recent links suggesting that you can now run it on Windows with WSL:
https://blog.codeisc.com/2022/03/11/safari-webkit-wsl2-windows10-windows11.html
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Show threadZ(achary) YaroFeb 21, 2023
@AmeliaBR @jensimmons Does it support testing touch gestures and PWA features? That was my issue trying to test with basic WebKit Windows builds.