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Re:YouTube will delete existing video annotations on January... by samat on Tuesday November 27, 2018 @04:37AM (#18540894)
Using webkit engine to build a browser is not skinning Safari.

There is much more to the browser than rendering engine.

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Re:YouTube will delete existing video annotations on January... by tokyodude on Tuesday November 27, 2018 @06:22AM (#18541384)
But as far as what APIs you can expose to JS there is a limit. Can you expose WebGL2? Fullscreen? Screen Orientatio API? WebVR? WebAssembly? Input type=Color, OffscreenCanvas? or do you have to wait for Apple to add them to the base iOS WebKit? Can you fix the fact that iOS Safari shows very poor performance animating while streaming assets?
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