wiki:ApplicationsGtk

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Add NewsKit and Galaxium

Applications using WebKit/GTK+

  1. Applications using WebKit/GTK+
    1. Browsers
      1. Epiphany - GNOME
      2. Midori
      3. Kazehakse
      4. WebKit EAL - Maemo
      5. Web Browser - OpenMoko
      6. Web - Poky Linux
      7. Skipstone
    2. E-Mail Clients
      1. Claws Mail
      2. tinymail UI library
    3. Language bindings
      1. Python bindings
      2. Vala bindings
      3. Perl bindings
    4. Instant Messenger/Chat Clients
      1. Pidgin
      2. Galaxium
    5. RSS Readers
      1. Feed Reader - OpenMoko
      2. Liferea
      3. Straw - GNOME
      4. Evolution RSS Reader Plugin
      5. NewsKit
    6. Help Viewers
      1. Devhelp - GNOME
      2. Yelp - GNOME
      3. monodoc - Mono
    7. Media center
      1. SyncTV
      2. Clutter

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

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

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)

​Pidgin

Galaxium

  • Open Source
  • Uses webkit-sharp

​Galaxium

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

​Feed Reader

Liferea

  • Open Source
  • Experimental WebKit support

​Liferea

Straw - GNOME

  • Open Source

​Straw

Evolution RSS Reader Plugin

  • Open Source
  • Supports WebKit/Gecko

​Evolution RSS Reader Plugin

NewsKit

  • Open Source
  • Uses webkit-sharp

​NewsKit

Help Viewers

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

Devhelp - GNOME

  • Open Source

​Devhelp

Yelp - GNOME

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

​Yelp

monodoc - Mono

  • Open Source
  • Supports WebKit/Gecko/GtkHtml

​monodoc

Media center

SyncTV

Home-theater/TV player.

  • Proprietary
  • Cross-platform

​SyncTV

Clutter

Rich OpenGL UI platform.

  • Open Source
  • Experimental WebKit support

​Clutter, ​Clutter WebKit

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