That's great to see. It has significantly more integration and capabilities than QtWebEngine and it's a shame Qt dropped it.
I hope this gets a Qt6 port sometime.
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That might be true, but WebKit anywhere other than safari performed horrible for me.
That's a third party fork, though. By a marketing company.
The official docs say this: "Qt WebEngine supersedes the Qt WebKit module, which is based on the WebKit project, but has not been actively synchronized with the upstream WebKit code since Qt 5.2 and has been deprecated in Qt 5.5."