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Chrome changes from WebKit to Blink - That Punk Guy - July 22nd, 2013

Blink is the new rendering engine for Chrome, created by Google and Opera Software. Do you think Chrome will change drastically with this new engine?

I read somewhere Google removed almost 9 million lines of code from WebKit when developing Blink, so I think it may.


RE: Chrome changes from WebKit to Blink - Darth-Apple - July 22nd, 2013

I hope that it's for the better, personally. I kind-of liked Chrome as it was, so hopefully this doesn't affect things in a bad way.


RE: Chrome changes from WebKit to Blink - That Punk Guy - July 22nd, 2013

(July 22nd, 2013 at 4:55 PM)Darth-Apple Wrote: I hope that it's for the better, personally. I kind-of liked Chrome as it was, so hopefully this doesn't affect things in a bad way.

Well, the new version of Opera is Chrome-based so if that's any sign. Tongue


RE: Chrome changes from WebKit to Blink - Darth-Apple - July 22nd, 2013

Serious? Wow...
Maybe I should upgrade my version of Opera haha.


RE: Chrome changes from WebKit to Blink - Gmdykfuiygh66476 - July 22nd, 2013

In that case... maybe Opera will become a browser that's actually good Tongue


RE: Chrome changes from WebKit to Blink - Acko - July 22nd, 2013

Removing 9 million lines... I couldn't do that. If I had to overhaul my project that much, I'd just rewrite Tongue. And Opera is fairly nice, but it has a lot of unneeded features.


RE: Chrome changes from WebKit to Blink - Darth-Apple - July 22nd, 2013

Agreed. 9 million lines is a lot of code for sure.