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QtWebEngine: new recipe #3040
QtWebEngine: new recipe #3040
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Can you please provide a buildlog to get a ~ feeling about it? To see, whats missing, where it breaks. |
Please do not add unrelated patches. If they arent about Haiku support, they shouldn’t be here at this stage. I mean, let us get it work first, then and only then should we start to pimp it. |
And don't edit them by hand. They will likely not apply and the next person is left wondering why there is a problem. My experiments: https://gist.github.com/KapiX/8502596ef66813195cf8d2bec7393cd7 |
@kenmays: can you please incorporate the patches from KapiX and the cosmetic fixes from alaviss? |
I have played with it a bit more and got some stuff to compile, but without various ports it's not feasible. Will update the gist soon. |
Why? AFAICT it's just used for automated crash reporting and the like; we should be able to just disable that stuff. |
Well, we're not. I certainly didn't see any switches to disable it. If it's not enabled (and it is not by default) other targets complain about missing dependencies. |
I stand corrected. I have managed to disable it. Updated gist makes it build up to QtWebEngineCore linking, but there are a bunch of unresolved references. |
Is there any update on this? QtWebEngine is a required component for several Qt based browsers such as Falkon, Otter Browser, etc. @extrowerk The source branch for this PR has been deleted (says unknown repository). So I don't think that the fixes can updated by the author and we might need a new PR for this one with the fixes included. |
The Qt WebEngine submodule library to render web content. Qt WebEngine integrates Google Chromium's fast moving web capabilities into Qt.
Help wanted: Haiku integration of Qt WebEngine.
See: https://wiki.qt.io/QtWebEngine/Porting_from_QtWebKit
Ref: #2512
Support: https://wiki.qt.io/QtWebEngine
NOTE: W-I-P (no merge), help wanted