@slightlylate @daleharvey @marcosc I need to dig a little more in the source. I do find it weird how I couldn’t see any shared code between webkitgtk project and a chromium checkout.
I wonder if you can trace back the git history? Probably not I suspect.
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@slightlylate @daleharvey @marcosc need little more source find weird code between project chromium wonder trace back history probably suspect
need dig little source find weird see shared code webkitgtk project chromium checkout wonder trace back git history probably suspect
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