= Applications using WebKit/GTK+ =

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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
 * Supports WebKit/Gecko

[http://www.gnome.org/projects/epiphany/ Epiphany],
[http://live.gnome.org/Epiphany/WebKit Epiphany WebKit]

=== Midori ===

 * Open Source

[http://software.twotoasts.de/?page=midori Midori]

=== Kazehakse ===

 * Open Source
 * Supports WebKit/Gecko

[http://kazehakase.sourceforge.jp/ Kazehakse]

=== WebKit EAL - Maemo ===

 * Open Source(?)
 * For mobile devices

[http://git.collabora.co.uk/ WebKit EAL] (repository has gone non-public)

=== Web Browser - OpenMoko ===

 * Open Source
 * For mobile devices

[http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Web_Browser Web Browser]

=== Web - Poky Linux ===

 * Open Source
 * For mobile devices

[http://www.pokylinux.org/ Poky]

== E-Mail Clients ==

=== Claws Mail ===

 * Open Source
 * WebKit support available as a plug-in

[http://www.claws-mail.org/ Claws Mail], [http://blog.iwkse.homeunix.org/?p=4 Claws WebKit plugin]

== Language bindings ==

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

=== Python bindings ===

[http://live.gnome.org/PyWebKitGtk]

=== Vala bindings ===

[http://live.gnome.org/Vala]

=== Perl bindings ===

[http://search.cpan.org/dist/Gtk2-WebKit/]

== 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.

=== Pidgin ===

 * Open Source
 * Experimental WebKit support (not yet merged)

[http://www.pidgin.im/ Pidgin]

== RSS Readers ==

All the RSS Readers in this section use WebKit to display the news summaries, and the full articles that the RSS feeds link to.

=== Feed Reader - OpenMoko ===

 * Open Source
 * For mobile devices

[http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Feed_Reader Feed Reader]

=== Liferea ===

 * Open Source
 * Experimental WebKit support

[http://liferea.sourceforge.net/ Liferea]

=== Straw - GNOME ===

 * Open Source

[http://www.gnome.org/projects/straw/ Straw]

=== Evolution RSS Reader Plugin ===

 * Open Source
 * Supports WebKit/Gecko

[http://mips.edu.ms/evo/index.php/Evolution_RSS_Reader_Plugin Evolution RSS Reader Plugin]

== Help Viewers ==

All applications in this section use WebKit to display HTML based help files.

=== Devhelp - GNOME ===

 * Open Source
 * Supports WebKit/Gecko
 * Experimental WebKit support (not yet merged)

[http://developer.imendio.com/projects/devhelp Devhelp]

=== Yelp - GNOME ===

 * Open Source
 * Experimental WebKit support (not yet merged)

[http://live.gnome.org/Yelp Yelp]

== Media center ==

=== SyncTV ===

Home-theater/TV player.

 * Proprietary
 * Cross-platform

[http://www.synctv.com/ SyncTV]

=== Clutter ===

Rich OpenGL UI platform.

 * Open Source
 * Experimental WebKit support

[http://clutter-project.org/ Clutter], 
[http://blogs.gnome.org/iain/2008/02/04/never-thought-youd-write-a-browser-cos-html-is-so-passe/ Clutter WebKit]