WebKit

WebKit is an open source browser engine managed by Apple with a consortium of developers. It is used in Safari for macOS and iPadOS, and in all web browsers for iOS. It is also implemented, though not directly accessible, in watchOS 5 and later.How to Browse the Internet on Apple Watch Through watchOS 5's WebKit Integration by Juli Clover, MacRumors. 2018-08-20.
==History==
===Development===
WebKit was derived from browser layout engine and the JavaScript libraries originally developed by .The WebKit Open Source Project. Archived 2006-09-02. Participating developers in WebKit included Adobe, Apple, , Google, Intel, and .Apple And Google Still Lead WebKit Development, But More Smaller Companies Contributing by Darrell Etherington, TechCrunch. 2013-02-09. In 2013, Google forked its work on WebKit into its own open source browser engine called for use in its Chrome browser.The real reason why Google forked WebKit by Adrian Kingsley-Hughes, ZDNet. 2013-04-04.
==References==
==See also==
*WebCore, the layout engine within WebKit.
==External links==
*WebKit official website
*WebKit at Apple Developer
*WebKit at GitHub
*Category: WebKit at Wikimedia Commons
* at Wikipedia
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