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Applications using WebKit/GTK+

This is a list of applications known to be using WebKit/GTK+.

Browsers

All the browsers in this list use WebKit at the core of the application, unless otherwise stated.

Epiphany - GNOME

Open Source

Epiphany, Epiphany WebKit

Midori

Open Source

Midori

Kazehakse

Open Source
Supports WebKit/Gecko

Kazehakse

WebKit EAL - Maemo

Open Source(?)
For mobile devices

WebKit EAL (repository has gone non-public)

Web Browser - OpenMoko

Open Source
For mobile devices

Web Browser

Web - Poky Linux

Open Source
For mobile devices

Poky

Skipstone

Open Source
Supports WebKit/Gecko

Skipstone

OLPC Sugar WebKit Browse activity

Open Source
For mobile devices

WebKit Browse

Widget Toolkits

Pyjamas Desktop

PyjamasDesktop provides a simpler and more powerful alternative to python-wxWidgets, PyGtk2 and PyQt4. PyWebkitGtk is the current basis for PyjamasDesktop.

http://pyjd.org

E-Mail Clients

Claws Mail

Open Source
WebKit support available as a plug-in

Claws Mail, Claws WebKit plugin

tinymail UI library

Open Source
Library toolkit for building mail clients

Tinymail, libtinymailui-webkit

Evolution - GNOME

Open Source
Experimental WebKit support (patch, not yet merged)

Evolution

Language bindings

Ok, those are not exactly applications, but can be used to build them.

C++ / gtkmm bindings

git clone git clone http://www.gnome.org/~jjongsma/git/webkitmm.git/

Ruby bindings

http://github.com/russ/rbwebkitgtk/tree/master

Instant Messenger/Chat Clients

All Instant Messenger and Chat clients in this section use WebKit to render and style messages, unless otherwise stated. This allows messages to be styled using a stylesheet language such as CSS. This enables customised message layout to be developed easily using web technology, without touching a line of code in the application.